Folklife #14
214 x 276 mm, 128 pages
British Columbia, Canada
Biannual
Creator and publisher: Alina Cerminara
Co-creator and art director: Patrick Belanger
‘Slow the folk down!’ is the rallying cry of Canada’s Folklife, a biannual publication ‘inspired by folks who live close to the earth, move with intention, and craft life as an art form.’
This fourteenth issue, titled ‘The Hunger Volume’, explores all the things people hunger for, covering both physical and psychological desires—from food and home, to justice and belonging. Inside, you’ll find stories of hardship, resilience and perseverance, including personal essays on nourishment, grief, heritage, motherhood and community, as well as recipes for roasted BBQ carrots, pineapple chow, pantry power cookies, and more.
£13.00