about this zine

The wheel turns, marking the midway point between the winter solstice and the spring equinox. Signs of new life emerge, the earth awakens, and a new issue of Weird Walk pushes up through the fecund mulch…

The question of land rights—and who truly owns the British countryside—has lingered over these islands for centuries. Nick Hayes addresses free access to open spaces in this issue’s interview, while Zakia Sewell reflects on discovering a different kind of Britain: the Albion she has explored through her acclaimed BBC radio shows.

Elsewhere, Stewart Lee traces a personal connection with the landscape on a walk from Lamorna, bringing together a love of visionary artists and prehistoric monuments. In contrast to the vast acres bound within grand estates, attention also turns to the edgelands—those unruly, overlooked spaces—and to the music that evokes them.

May the wand of Saint Brigid bless the vegetation…

This zine was selected by Tique for Objects & Sounds.