Inside:
The new issue of The Folk Review takes a look at the world of ancient, modern and revived customs. Inside - a visit to a pink and yellow Blobby house on the south coast, a rekindling of Harvest traditions in Bexhill, new processions led by a glorious giant at the Priddy Folk Festival, a filmmaker's view of Padstow's May Day Obby Oss custom, a rekindling of folklore on the Isle of wight, and a new film, based on the wassailing folklore of Mari Lwyd and featuring the newly created figure of The Flinder (see cover).
Elsewhere - Christmas costumes committed to flame, a Yorkshire dish to be eaten in silence, and new and contemporary folk rituals in the Derbyshire countryside.
Expect:
The Folk Review is a print publication and zine that It explores British folklore, regional customs, traditions, magic, and weird history. Published by The Folk Archive, and founded and edited by artist, writer, and curator Lally MacBeth.
Size: A4
Pages: 82
