Terrascopædia Volume 5 - 2022 to 2023 

Terrascopædia Volume 5 was launched in January 2022 with the "Annual" that featured the same artwork as that used in Volume 4

Issue 21 published August 2023

issue 21
Published in August 2023, Terrascopædia issue 21 features interviews with the legendary outsider-folk heroine Vashti Bunyan, Northern gothic finger-style guitarist James Waudby, bassist to the stars Steve York, and the outrageously talented newcomers Stella Kola. It's 20 pages long and given the heavyweight paper used, is pushing at the boundary of what's affordable for standard rate postage. 150 copies have been produced. Each copy is entirely hand made from cover to cover, typeset one letter at a time in 12pt type and printed in full colour on a fully restored 1926 vintage, 10cwt Arab Foolscap Folio treadle press. Please be aware that due to the hand-crafted nature of this publication, small mistakes are bound to occur and no two copies can ever be exactly the same. Stitched. Illustrated. Full colour. 20 pages plus coloured card cover. Cost including postage: £15.00 a copy UK, £20.00 a copy Europe and EU, £22.00 a copy USA/Canada and £24.00 a copy in the Rest of the World.

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Issue 20 published January 2023

issue 20 of the magazine the Terrascopaedia featuring a lady playing a guitar with a cello bow

Published in January 2023, Terrascopædia issue 20 features interviews with the legendary guitarist Jeff Cotton (aka Antennae Jimmy Semens), guitarist Danny Paul Grody, pianist Hans Chew, and folk singer/songwriter John Golding. Once again, it's 24 pages long and pushing at the boundary of what's affordable for standard rate postage. 150 copies have been produced. Each copy is entirely hand made from cover to cover, typeset one letter at a time in freshly cast 12pt Monotype type and printed in full colour on a fully restored 1926 vintage, 10cwt Arab Foolscap Folio treadle press. Please be aware that due to the hand-crafted nature of this publication, small mistakes are bound to occur and no two copies can ever be exactly the same. Stitched. Illustrated. Full colour. 24 pages plus coloured card cover. 

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Issue 19 published July 2022

issue 19

Published July 2022, Terrascopædia issue 19 featured Jack Sharp's post-Wolf People outfit Large Plants, and interviews with the Powers-Rolin Duo, Joseph Allred, Rosali and Seven Rivers of Fire

145 copies produced. Each copy entirely hand made from cover to cover, typeset one letter at a time in 12pt Monotype Caslon type and printed in full colour on a fully restored 1926 vintage, 10cwt Arab Foolscap Folio treadle press.

Please be aware that due to the hand crafted nature of this publication, small mistakes are bound to occur and no two copies can ever be exactly the same.

Stitched. Illustrated. Full colour. 24 archival quality paper pages plus parchment-coloured card cover.


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Terrascopædia Annual published January 2022

Terrascopædia Annual Cover

The Terrascopædia Annual was published in April 2022. Outside of the regular run of issues, this 7.5" square magazine included some of our favourite contemporary American artists paying their respects to one of our favourite 1970s British bands, Help Yourself. Each copy comes with a complimentary 45rpm record. Prana Crafter (with Hans Chew) chose to cover 'Your Eyes Are Looking Down' and Zachary Cale covered 'Paper Leaves'. Both songs are lifted from Help Yourself's first, self-titled LP, originally released in 1971 and were originally written by Malcolm Morley. The two artists then interviewed one another in an entertaining exchange which forms the text of the magazine itself. 130 copies were produced. Each copy is entirely hand made from cover to cover, typeset one letter at a time in rare 16pt Poliphilus type, and printed in full colour on a fully restored 1926 vintage, 10cwt Arab Foolscap Folio treadle press.

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