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- Northern Earth #181 ** Slight Imperfection **
Northern Earth #181 ** Slight Imperfection **
Northern Earth #181 ** Slight Imperfection **
Edited by Andrew Chapman
** The price on this zine has been reduced to reflect slight damage, in this case a bent corner or excessive scuffing on the cover. **
Founded in 1979, Northern Earth is the world’s longest-running journal combining interests in archaeology, folklore, neo-antiquarianism, earth mysteries, hauntology, psychogeography, and phenomenology, exploring the many ways in which people interact with place.
This quarterly magazine looks at historical and contemporary cultural and geographical environments free from agendas or beliefs. Each issue includes features and news on megalithic sites, alignments, sacred landscapes, other landscape issues, folklore, tradition, and strange phenomena.
Northern Earth’s 181st issue contains the following features and regular departments…
Season’s Gleanings: News from here and there…plus our curated list of free-to-read research and features from other journals
The Wolf That Wasn’t: Rosemary Pardoe questions a strange feature in a Suffolk church
Frank Edmund Earp (1951–2025): Bob Trubshaw honours a leading light of earth mysteries in Nottinghamshire
Getting It Down on Tape: John Billingsley gets entangled with hedge tape theory
Some Old Stones of Portugal’s Land’s End: Ulrich Magin goes hunting for some elusive European megaliths
Synergies of Powys in Gwynedd: Rob Stepney went on a publishing quest, and the omens were on his side
Reflections in Stone: Amy Tryphena encounters Cornwall’s smallest stone circle
Hiding in Plain Sight: N and S Letter Reversals: Greg Huber begins a two-part study of some intriguing symbols
The NE Interview: Lally MacBeth: We talk to the author of the new book The Lost Folk
All Things Considered: Reviews of recently released books and music
The Dodman: Mind the Gap:Northern Earth’s editor wanders afoot…and reflects on a famous tree
…all of it handsomely designed, with full-color photographs throughout.
The Peculiar Parish Bookshop has acquired 50 copies of this recent issue. We are excited to share it with you.
Cover photograph of the Altamira Neocave by Andrew Chapman. Published by Northern Earth (Autumn 2025). A new 32-page pamphlet.
** The price on this zine has been reduced to reflect slight damage, in this case a bent corner or excessive scuffing on the cover. **
Edited by Andrew Chapman
** The price on this zine has been reduced to reflect slight damage, in this case a bent corner or excessive scuffing on the cover. **
Founded in 1979, Northern Earth is the world’s longest-running journal combining interests in archaeology, folklore, neo-antiquarianism, earth mysteries, hauntology, psychogeography, and phenomenology, exploring the many ways in which people interact with place.
This quarterly magazine looks at historical and contemporary cultural and geographical environments free from agendas or beliefs. Each issue includes features and news on megalithic sites, alignments, sacred landscapes, other landscape issues, folklore, tradition, and strange phenomena.
Northern Earth’s 181st issue contains the following features and regular departments…
Season’s Gleanings: News from here and there…plus our curated list of free-to-read research and features from other journals
The Wolf That Wasn’t: Rosemary Pardoe questions a strange feature in a Suffolk church
Frank Edmund Earp (1951–2025): Bob Trubshaw honours a leading light of earth mysteries in Nottinghamshire
Getting It Down on Tape: John Billingsley gets entangled with hedge tape theory
Some Old Stones of Portugal’s Land’s End: Ulrich Magin goes hunting for some elusive European megaliths
Synergies of Powys in Gwynedd: Rob Stepney went on a publishing quest, and the omens were on his side
Reflections in Stone: Amy Tryphena encounters Cornwall’s smallest stone circle
Hiding in Plain Sight: N and S Letter Reversals: Greg Huber begins a two-part study of some intriguing symbols
The NE Interview: Lally MacBeth: We talk to the author of the new book The Lost Folk
All Things Considered: Reviews of recently released books and music
The Dodman: Mind the Gap:Northern Earth’s editor wanders afoot…and reflects on a famous tree
…all of it handsomely designed, with full-color photographs throughout.
The Peculiar Parish Bookshop has acquired 50 copies of this recent issue. We are excited to share it with you.
Cover photograph of the Altamira Neocave by Andrew Chapman. Published by Northern Earth (Autumn 2025). A new 32-page pamphlet.
** The price on this zine has been reduced to reflect slight damage, in this case a bent corner or excessive scuffing on the cover. **
