I'm in the Autumn issue of Northern Earth - Reflections in Stone at Cornwall's smallest but grandest stone circle #kernow #stonecircle #megalith

The new issue of Northern Earth is out! In this issue: Rosemary Pardoe on St Edmund and the wolf • #Megaliths in Portugal and Cornwall • Bewitching tape in Britain's hedges… • Sycamore Gap • and lots more. northernearth.co.uk/subscribe

Whoops, a week late posting here but the July newsletter is out… thehare.substack.com/p/the-hare-5...

Another fantastic review of Crab & Bee's Matter of Britain, this time from Northern Earth magazine. Get the book here: peakrill.com/products/cra...

STONE LANDS launch event at amazing AVEBURY on Tuesday 24th June, courtesy of @hungerfordbookshop.bsky.social This is my dream event basically, not just a talk but also a walk around ancient sites (plus wine and nibbles)! Tickets from Hungerford Bookshop. Hope you can come! @megalithic.bsky.social

I’ve been totally distracted from work by THIS falling through the letterbox … I love Northern Earth and the thing is, this issue contains the first-ever review of my book Stone Lands! OMG I need a cup of tea. @northernearth.bsky.social

Just finished reading the excellent latest issue of @helleborezine.bsky.social - fellow stone botherers will enjoy features by @lallymacbeth.bsky.social, @matthewmshaw.bsky.social and @urbanprehistorian.bsky.social, and much more.

Free to download from the publisher until June 13th. Grab it while you can, #AcademicSky!

Lots of interesting events in June - see the latest list in our newsletter The Hare: thehare.substack.com/p/the-hare-4...

Breaking news from the 4th World Congress of Psychogeography: the 2025 event (Swansea, 11 October), but sadly the last in its current form. Proposals sought: mailchi.mp/90a8aaabbf33...

Well, issue 180 is back from the printers and now winging its way to subscribers and retailers! If you're not in the gang yet, join us here… northernearth.co.uk/product/nort... What's inside? Well, we've got holy wells, H.G. Wells and, er, Oliver Cromwell.

The May issue of our sibling newsletter is out… news, events and links from the toposphere: thehare.substack.com/p/the-hare-3...

Whoops! Nearly forgot to tell you #2 of The Hare – Northern Earth's young, free monthly sibling – is out! thehare.substack.com/p/the-hare-2...

Now *that* is a lovely sight!

Aw shucks! *blushes*

The Hare is running! Read the first issue of our free newsletter here (appropriately enough for March): thehare.substack.com/p/the-hare-1...

The challenge with a quarterly print magazine is keeping up with news and events in the interim. So that's why we've set up The Hare, a free monthly newsletter to share useful and interesting stuff! First one goes out next week. thehare.substack.com

And in other news, after a period of silence, Northern Earth is waking up! Our March issue, the first under the editorship of @chapmanbookman.bsky.social, is going to press in the next few days. More details coming soon!

There's a rich line-up now for this year's Terminalia psychogeography festival, focused around 23 February: terminaliafestival.org

Something from the NE archives (issue 143, Dec 2015) for #TombTuesday – Le Déhus passage tomb on Guernsey (pic: Mick Overy).

Spot the heffalump. One of the Duddo stones in Northumberland. #StandingStoneSunday

⭐️ Out Now - the latest issue of Northern Earth: 🐇 Hare today, gone tomorrow - John Billingsley’s last before retirement. Articles include: 🪨 Porthole Stones in Britain by Dr Karen Pierce 🇫🇷French folklorist Paul Sébillot on giant lore Lots more… 1/