A Moorland Notebook with Terry Howard

The Night with Alison J Carr

Artist Alison J Carr (also known as Allie) talks to Daniel Sumption of Peakrill Press [https://peakrill.com] about her work and about her book The Night [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dansumption/the-night-by-alison-j-carr/dashboard], currently crowdfunding. Find Allie's work on her official website [https://alisonjcarr.net/], and her writing on both her "day" Substack Joy Development [https://joydevelopment.substack.com/] and her "night" Substack Spiritual Stripping [https://spiritualstripping.substack.com/]. Visit the Peakrill shop [https://peakrill.com/] for more Peakrill strangeness. Many thanks to Arfa Collier for the music.

A Moorland Notebook with Terry Howard

Terry Howard, veteran rambler and lifetime campaigner for the right-to-roam, talks to Dan Sumption of Peakrill Press [https://peakrill.com] about his lifetime spent walking around Sheffield and the Peak District, and about the forthcoming new edition of his A Moorland Notebook [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dansumption/a-moorland-notebook-by-terry-howard/], first published in 1992. Also discussed are Terry's book An Inner City Round Walk of Sheffield [https://peakrill.com/products/inner-city-round-walk-of-sheffield-by-terry-howard], his investigation, along with Nick Peck, into the burial routes and roadside crosses of Hallamshire (Bradfield, Ecclesfield and Sheffield) (sign up to the Peakrill Press email newsletter [https://us20.campaign-archive.com/home/?u=fee52f529f0ab12e7a314ac5c&id=57dd72cf59] for news of this book's forthcoming publication), the 2000 Countryside & Rights of Way (CRoW) Act [https://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/2000/37/contents] and the Right to Roam [https://www.righttoroam.org.uk/], and Terry's work with The Woodcraft Folk [https://woodcraft.org.uk/] and The Ramblers [https://www.ramblers.org.uk/]. Visit the Peakrill shop [https://peakrill.com/] for more Peakrill strangeness. Many thanks to Arfa Collier for the music, and to Loz Harvey of Looking Up Sheffield [https://lookingupsheff.substack.com/] for the photo of Terry - Loz's interview with Terry here [https://lookingupsheff.substack.com/p/trudging-over-the-moors-with-a-body].

Dregs in the 21st Century, with Chris Barker

Artist and designer Chris Barker [https://peakrill.com/collections/chris-barker] talks to Dan Sumption of Peakrill Press [https://peakrill.com] about his forthcoming comic book, Dregs of the 21st Century [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dansumption/dregs-of-rudetown-issue-3-dregs-in-the-21st-century]. Also discussed are Chris's book How To Be Bozz [https://peakrill.com/products/how-to-be-bozz-by-alexander-de-pfefel-jonson] and Deathstar Express [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dansumption/deathstar-express-by-chris-barker]. Visit the Peakrill shop [https://peakrill.com/] for more Peakrill strangeness.

Nice Weather for Fish by Dan Sumption

James Burt [https://orbific.com] interviews Dan Sumption about his current Kickstarter Nice Weather for Fish [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dansumption/nice-weather-for-fish-an-rpg-adventure], an adventure for Cairn and other roleplaying games, set in a fantasy version of England's Peak District. Also discussed are the comics of Chris Barker [https://peakrill.com/collections/chris-barker] and the forthcoming Kickstarter for A Moorland Notebook by Terry Howard [https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/dansumption/a-moorland-notebook-by-terry-howard/], as well as Krill Journal [https://peakrill.itch.io/krill-journal], James's book True Clown Stories by James Burt and others [https://peakrill.com/products/true-clown-stories-by-james-burt-and-others] and his forthcoming collection of stories about Swedish pizza [https://microfictions.substack.com/p/swedish-pizza-boet], as well as Crab & Bee's Matter of Britain [https://peakrill.com/collections/crab-bee], and the What is Roleplay? podcast from Beyond Cataclysm [https://beyondcataclysm.co.uk/series/what-is-roleplay-podcast/]. If you want to know how James and Dan met each other, here are some clews [https://peakrill.com/blogs/news/cerne2cern-the-pilgrim-s-tarot]. Visit the Peakrill shop [https://peakrill.com/] for more Peakrill strangeness.