Tag: folk

It’s been fifty years since the installation of the first solar panels by a well-intentioned but misguided foreign aid organisation, the villagers having no use for electricity, to

Southold, New York, the unkind winter of 1843, an apparently quiet and observant village where outrage has been heaped upon offence behind closed doors, the discovery of abomination

A loneliness akin to the grave in which he has just buried his wife, a wooden box of broken memories and hopes cruelly denied, Eric Black has fled

A blurred, indistinct, forbidding landscape, the livestock huddled against the wind and the snow, each other is all they have against the cruel indifference of nature, the same

At the edge of the forest stands Gantalow Lodge, all wood, antlers and hazard tape, last outpost beyond which entry is prohibited to the public during the epidemic

A journalist for Los Angeles based Edge magazine, Cristina Lopez chose to explore a cavern system in the jungle in her home state of Veracruz, Mexico, researching a

Scribbled notes, scrawled and overwritten, pages of them accumulated over the years, written and rewritten to capture in the dry permanence of inked words the fluidity of thoughts

It’s been two years since Daniel moved out from the home he shared with his wife and baby daughter, now living alone in a remote cottage across the

A storm approaching the homestead, brothers and Jake and Henry Duncan Dalton try to sleep, but trouble is closer than they realise: an armed posse has come for

She speaks out of turn and she has opinions; it would be unseemly in a woman of lower class, but to hear it from a teenage girl is