Britain uncovered
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August 8, 2014
Landscape artist Maxim Griffin, as featured in this very wobbly Unofficial Britain profile, has made some postcards for The Travin Press, with an accompanying notebook of prose by Charles Swain.
The publishers describe it thus:
A set of three archival postcards documenting all your favourites in English Folklorists, Antiquarians and eccentrics throughout the years. Affectionate biographical accounts, quotes and lists of published tomes printed on nice matte stock.
Andy Thatcher explores the A4174 to seek out the relics of hard-won ancient rights
WORDS: Gareth E. Rees I’ve had an insanely busy year. It began with me finalising my debut short story collection, …
LOCATION: Southern England WORDS: Gareth E. Rees, author of Unofficial Britain “Global warming had gone past the tipping point, the …
Joe Barton and Jack Gardner search for the true life origins of a dockside spectre
In advance of his exhibition in Margate, Matt James Healy shares his abstract visions of a world on the edge
With the remains of his dead dog in a cardboard tube, Gareth E. Rees returns to the pylon that sparked his edgeland obsession