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Monday, 29 June 2015

Corbel Stone Press – some recent publications








some recent editions from Corbel Stone Press

Thomas A Clark – Shade
drawings by Laurie Clark
32 pages, 17 x 10,8 cm
published in 2014 in an edition of 72 numbered copies

Reiliquiae Volume Two
Reliquiae is an annual journal of poetry, short fiction, translations and visual art, edited by Autumn Richardson and Richard Skelton.
Volume Tow has contributions by Thomas A Clark, Mark Valentine, Don Domanski and others, and an interview between Richard Skelton and his father.
120 pages, 23,5 x 15,5 cm
isbn 978-0-9572121-8-3
published in 2014

The Inward Circles
Belated Movements for an Unsanctioned Exhumation August 1st 1984
The second album by Richard Skelton under the moniker The Inward Circles, published in April 2014.
'Belated Movements for an Unsanctioned Exhumation August 1st 1984 is Richard Skelton's second album as The Inward Circles, following 2014's Nimrod is Lost in Orion and Osyris in the Doggestarre. If his previous offering hovered 'between the empyreal and the subterranean', Belated Movements is resolutely earthbound, beginning at ground level and slowly moving ever downward. The title is a reference to 'Lindow Man', one of many bog bodies discovered in northern Europe in the twentieth century, and continues an archaeological theme which first surfaced in his 2013 *AR collaboration with Autumn Richardson, entitled Succession.'
Music CD, edition of 500

Editions are available at Corbel Stone Press, run by Richard Skelton and Autumn Richardson in Cumbria, England.
For more information and other editions see
www.corbelstonepress.com

Wednesday, 3 September 2014

Alec Finlay – Sweeney on Eigg / Corbel Stone Press



Alec Finlay – Sweeney on Eigg
published in May 2014 by Corbel Stone Press, Cumbria, England
148 x 210 mm
softcover, 24 pp

Alec Finlay's translation of a newly discovered manuscript, gathering together passages of forerly lost material from the Buile Shuibhne Cycle, which tells about the stay of mad King Sweeney on the Isle of Eigg.
This publication marks the opening of Sweeney's Bothy, a hut for resedencies on the Isle of Eigg.
more info on this project:
http://www.thebothyproject.org/sweeneys-bothy/
http://alecfinlayblog.blogspot.nl/2013/05/bothan-shuibne-sweenys-bothy.html

Price £ 7. excl. postage, available at Corbel Stone Press
http://www.corbelstonepress.com/sweeneyoneigg.htm

Tuesday, 27 May 2014

LINTEL Vol 1 No 2 – Hannah Devereux


















LINTEL Vol 1 No 2 Hannah Devereux

LINTEL is a UK journal with work of contemporary artists and selections of texts, printed on heavy uncoated paper in A4 size.
LINTEL Vol 1 No 2 features six new beautiful drawings by Hannah Devereux and text selections adapted from 'An Introduction to the Study of Rock' by Lazarus Fletcher, published in 1909.

ISSN 2052-4544
210 x 297 mm, 32 pages, softcover
LINTEL Vol 1 No 2 is published in May 2014 by the Corbel Stone Press, run by Autumn Richardson and Richard Skelton in Cumbria, Northern England.
The Standard Edition is 500 copies plus a Special Edition of 6 copies.
available for sale at:

Wednesday, 4 September 2013

Reliquiae – Corbel Stone Press



Reliquiæ is an annual journal of poetry, short fiction, non-fiction, translations and visual art, edited by Autumn Richardson & Richard Skelton. Each issue collects together both old and new work from a diverse range of writers and artists with common interests spanning landscape, ecology, folklore, esoteric philosophy and animism.

Featuring
Mark Brennan
R. Eivind
Alice C. Fletcher & Francis La Flesche
Richard Harms
John Hutchinson
Hans Henny Jahnn
Richard Jefferies
Francis Ledwidge
Truman Michelson
Sophia Morrison
Knud Rasmussen
Autumn Richardson
Christina Georgina Rossetti
Richard Skelton
Mark Valentine
Noor de Winter
W. B. Yeats


softcover, 88 pp, isbn 978-0-9572121-4-5
available at Corbel Stone Press
http://www.corbelstonepress.com/reliquiae-1.htm