Writer, photographer and wanderer J.W. Böhm’s pictorial investigation of the hinterland of contemporary England continues against the backdrop of the 2017 General Election and finds a country overwhelmed by doubt, searching for identity, and threatened by outside interference. Is there ‘another England’ and what does its existence mean for the future?

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140pp, perfect bound. 

 

Institute of Liminal Landscape Studies, 2018

 

‘To dismiss this work as depressive or pessimistic would be to ignore the time and place that it chronicles – a country so broken that it no longer recognises itself’ – from the introduction by Felix Weber

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