Psychogeographic Field Reports [The Zine] (2011)

The Psychogeographic Field Reports is a collection of psychogeographic field reports. There is one from 2005, three from 2010 and nineteen from 2011. A proper editor would probably have added a two-thousand word preface explaining contemporary psychogeography as a battleground between radical nostalgia and defeatist politics of landscape, while defending it against the eros/anal/tantric obsessions of deep topographers, edge land romanticists and other brokers of psychogeographic derivatives. But fuck that! Psychogeography can't be sub-primed!!

Psychogeographic Field Reports has 40 pages of text, almost 20.000 words, entries are sorted by original publication date and Times-New Roman is used throughout.

Thanks to all contributors of the Psychogeographic Field Reports:

Patrick Clifton - Wilfried Hou Je Bek - Martin Howse - Michelle Kasprzak - Petr Kazil - Phil Kirby - Laura Oldfield Ford - Ariel Martin Perez - Matt - Mark Patrick Oughton - OtherAberdeen - Gareth Rees -Tina Richardson - Adam Roberts - John Rogers

Psychogeographic Field Reports = sold out!

Mark Patrick Oughton's submission is a video report on the psychogeography on Winckley Square and Preston Bus Station. It can be viewed here:

Burnt World presents 'End Times' from twigsandapples on Vimeo.