Cursed Lands Zine - The North
£8
Cursed Lands, Issue 01, The North.
Britain has a long and varied folk history, with many of our exquisite tales hailing from the cruel north. Here you can find a plethora of creatures and artefacts, including goblins, giants, and grindylows as well as stone circles, serpents and mysterious sorcerers.
This risograph zine is the first in a series exploring the different regions of the UK and Ireland to understand our folk history, the creatures and objects that call them home.
This issue features a selection of fun games, maps and other activities to provide some reprieve from these dark tales.
Each booklet contains 28 pages.
Measures to be A5, 148mm x 210mm / 5.8inches x 8.3inches.
Riso printed in green and black on recycled 100gsm paper stock.
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