This book is a map of rooms, rituals, and small enchantments – a diff­erent way of seeing England. It began with a remark dropped casually over drinks. JB mentioned that he would soon be heading on a weekend trip with something called the Northern Esoterica Society. The name alone set a whole mythology into motion: a fellowship of half-eccentric antiquarians striding across the moors, scarves flying sideways in the wind above forgotten ruins; damp pubs with low ceilings and lanterns on uneven tables; notebooks filled with sketches of obscure ferns and long-disused railway sidings. *** Tiina Sepp is a folklorist and anthropologist, the author of several books and numerous academic articles. She lives between Estonia and England. This is her first book written in English.See on kirjanduslik portree Inglismaast. Raamatu lähtepunkt on autori kogemus Inglismaal elamisest ning huvi esmapilgul argiste, kuid tegelikult sügava tähendusväljaga praktikate vastu: paadimatkad, snuuker, kummituslugude rääkimine, pärastlõunatee, DIY-kultuur, kohalike seltside elu jmt. Minajutustajast vaatleja liigub läbi veidralt lummavate paikade ja tegevuste, teejuhiks inglasest elukaaslane. Kuigi tegevus toimub Inglismaal, kõneleb raamat ka eesti kultuurilisest identiteedist ning kodutunde kujunemisest võõrsil.