Axel Brocklehurst writes from the north-east coast of England, a landscape of fire, sea, and high moorland that shapes the way he thinks about consciousness, threshold, and return.
The Fire and the Waterfall draws on thirty-four years of lived experience, philosophical inquiry, and a long walk on the Camino de Santiago that brought its central ideas into focus.
Yat Press is his imprint, ‘yat’, an old Anglo-Saxon word for an opening or gap, reflects the kind of work it publishes.