I was depressed and suicidal when the debut issue of Cunning Folk emerged a few years ago. I wanted it bad. But I didn't buy it. It was around £15 or so, with the postage and packing and the ever-so-miserable voice in my ever-so-heavy head said I couldn't afford it. I watched, from a distance, as the new… Continue reading Cunning Folk Magazine : The Air Issue
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 