Starwatchers : A History of Discovery in the Night Sky by Baker, Joanne
£10.99Author: Baker, Joanne
Prose: non-fiction
Published on 15 January 2026 by Bloomsbury Publishing PLC in the United Kingdom.
Paperback | 272 pages
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Why do the streets of Edinburgh say EWW? A fun joke about sewers being icky? I got obsessed for two weekends and found the answer.
eww-etch-detail It all goes back to the Edinburgh Water Works, and the aftermath of the Black Death. I even found some great etchings from the National Archives of Scotland.
eww-splay It’s a wee little square, all printed in medium blue risograph ink.
eww-street Don’t you want to know about EWW?
8 page zine, first printed in May 2025.

This is a zine about how every car advert is set in the post-apocalypse.
How did the world end up this way?
What does it say about apocalypses, the appeal of cars, and us?
car-apocalypse-spread1 It’s about empty, beautiful landscapes, free of life and friction. Trying to take seriously the weird images we see so often.
car-apocalypse-column It also covers why people like the apocalypse sometimes. What lumps and inconveniences get smoothed away in this world.
An interview with a car, a look into the dreary lives of the few people left, there’s a lot going on.
A6 risograph zine in medium blue and bright red, 16 stapled pages; first printed in October 2025.