We're delighted to hear that print issue three is finally landing on our readers' doorsteps! Here's a look inside the latest edition...
As often happens with Ernest, various threads emerged as we teased the pages together. In our third edition, we take a journey into micro and macro worlds, explore our relationship with wilderness and celebrate eccentric invention.
- The Wild Folk: delve into wild man mythology
- Investigate the psychology of board games
- Read the unbelievable tale of the man who fell through a storm cloud and lived
- Brian May shares his love of Victorian diableries, tiny stereoscopic visions of hell
- Unravel our response to Brutalism: Britain’s most divisive architecture
- Meet the industrious botanists creating terrariums with their own micro climates
- Seek out Iceland’s Huldufólk - the hidden people said to be waiting in an untameable landscape
- Take a slow adventure to the Isles of Scilly, exploring low tide landscapes and abandoned villages, seeking out shipwreck tales and the lost city of Lyonesse
- Meet the fellow bottling seaweed in a cliff top laboratory and bringing bathing machines back to Margate
- Unearth the origins Fair Isle knitwear
- Retronaut Chris Wild explores the history of denim and the American Frontier
- Enter the ramshackle workshop of Nik Ramage, eccentric inventor and mechanical sculptor
- Cook a three course meal using hotel room appliances with Anarchist chef George Egg.
