Notes on the British Weird
This blog post is more of a collection of notes than a cohesive article. I wrote it to help guide my own thinking on the subject (I find writing to be a good way to clarify my ideas and identify the things I want to look into further). As such there are no conclusions — this is a studio journal, not a scholarly research journal — but there are several rabbit holes…
Notes on the British Weird Skip to main content (press "Enter") --> This blog post is more of a collection of notes than a cohesive article. I wrote it to help guide my own thinking on the subject (I find writing to be a good way to clarify my ideas and identify the things I want to look into further). As such there are no conclusions — this is a studio journal, not a scholarly research journal — but there are several rabbit holes… The starting point for this blog post was kindly being added by Maria J Pérez Cuervo, editor of the small press magazine Hellebore , to her British Weird Bluesky st
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