Terrascopædia Volume 7 - 2025 to date 

Terrascopædia Volume 7 was launched in 2026 with issue 26, featuring new cover art by Christina "Tweeny" Richmond

Terrascopædia issue 29 due out Spring 2027

Terrascopædia issue 28 published November 2026

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Issue 28 of the Terrascopædia was published October 7th 2026. Features include the legend that is Tom Carter, who is interviewed for us by Julie Beth Napolin, herself a Terrascopædia cover artist in issue 25. Also featured are Sheffield’s psych-country vibe lord Bobby Lee; minimalist composer and sound sculptor Sarah Davachi ; a long-overdue interview with instrumental rock band the Royal Arctic Institute; and the word "more" is also hefting some weight this time too, with additional features on Brooklyn-based ambient psychedelic folk project Herb Lore and Mike Horn's cosmic ambient experimental outfit Seawind of Battery, who we last featured on debut back in issue 22. 32 pages (plus cover). Each copy is entirely hand typeset from cover to cover, set in 14pt Caslon, and printed on laid paper on a 1926 vintage Arab treadle press. Cover size: 8 inches by 10 inches. 185 copies were printed. 

UK £22.00, Europe £25.00 , USA £27.00 , Canada £26.00 Australia and the Rest of the World £28.00 

Terrascopædia issue 27 published April 2026.

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Terrascopædia issue 27 was published in April 2026. Interviews include psychedelic folk singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist & producer Greg Weeks; the story behind one of the finest, and to my mind most underrated, 1970s British country-rock albums - the sole LP by Cross & Ross; an interview with Welsh guitar wizard (and astrophysicist) Gwenifer Raymond; and an interview with the equally legendary (and equally Welsh) guitarist/songwriter Toby Hay. As ever, each copy is entirely printed by hand from cover to cover, set in 14pt Caslon, and printed on hand-cut acid-free laid paper on a 1926 vintage Arab treadle press. Cover size: Large Post Quarto (8 inches by 10 inches). 28 pages. 165 copies printed.

I have literally one or two copies left - please enquire if you are interested....

Terrascopædia issue 26 published Jan. 2026

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Terrascopædia issue 26 - published in January 2026. Interviews include veteran British blues/jazz legend John Dummer; South African experimental psych-folk guitarist Duncan Park; the legendary British singer/songwriter Mark Fry; the equally legendary British guitarist/songwriter Nick Saloman and the American experimental musician Swimming Bell. Plus the usual news and views from the desk of the editor. As ever, 
each copy is entirely printed by hand from cover to cover, set in 14pt Caslon, and printed on hand-cut acid-free laid paper on a 1926 vintage Arab treadle press. Cover size: Large Post Quarto (8 inches by 10 inches). 28 pages. 160 copies printed.

Please note - this issue is now SOLD OUT