Many thanks to Coralie Acheson for this considered and thoughtful review of From Hill to Sea in furnace: The Postgraduate Journal of the Ironbridge International Institute of Cultural Heritage, University of Birmingham.
The review can be read here.
Now playing: Joanna Brouk – Hearing Music
From Hill to Sea: Dispatches from the Fife Psychogeographical Collective, 2010 – 2014 is published by Bread and Circuses Publishing.
After a successful launch at the Edinburgh Independent & Radical Book Fair, copies of the book are now available from Word Power bookshop in Edinburgh and by mail order. See the Publications page here.
We are delighted to be part of this years Edinburgh Independent & Radical Book Fair, organised by the wonderful Word Power Books. The festival runs from Wednesday 28th October through to Sunday 1st November. The full programme is available here. All of the events take place at Out of the Blue Drill Hall, 36 Dalmeny Street, just off Leith Walk.
On Friday 30th October at 5.45pm, Murdo Eason introduces From Hill to Sea: Dispatches from the Fife Psychogeographical Collective 2010-2014.
Also, for the duration of the book festival, there will be an exhibition of images and texts by the Fife Psychogeographical Collective: Walls / Objects / Structures.
If you do attend, and get the chance, please say hello.
Now playing: Trembling Bells – The Sovereign Self
We are delighted to announce that our book, From Hill to Sea, will be published in November 2015 by Bread and Circuses Publishing. (Tom Vague, King Mob, Guy Debord etc). Details about the book’s content and a ten minute film can be viewed on the Bread and Circuses website here.
There will be an initial, full colour, limited edition print run and also an eBook. Further information about the book will be posted here and on the Bread and Circuses website when available. If you are interested in reserving a copy of the numbered, limited edition print run, or being kept informed about the book’s publication, please email:
info [at] breadandcircusespublishing.com
What started out as a short trailer for the book, expanded to a ten minute film. Any rational person may have tried to edit this down but we have left it to view in whole or in part. If nothing else, you can enjoy the sounds of Oneohtrix Point Never and The Durutti Column.
Murdo Eason will also be doing some readings from the book at various forthcoming events. We will post details on this blog and on twitter @fifepsy
Thanks to everyone who has been supportive and encouraging of our endeavours to date. It is greatly appreciated.
Murdo Eason - From Hill to Sea 