The Old Weird Albion is beautifully well-written and easily read; the stories come quickly and suggestively and the descriptions of the various locales and journeys through them are fresh, vivid and engaging ... This book is warmest when its bells ring without explanation, when the Goddess mutters a banality in a dream, when ghosts flash in the corner of vision and then flee.
Phil Smith, Mythogeography

The Old Weird Albion achieves something important - it changes the way we can look at the landscape ... part travelogue, part 'psychogeography', at times haunting, at times poetic.
The Hampshire Chronicle

Beautiful and compelling writing ... more personal and sensitive than most psycho-geography manages to be.
Layla Legard

I cannot recommend warmly enough Justin Hopper's new book The Old Weird Albion which I have just devoured at a single sitting. Anyone who knows or has walked any of the Sussex Downs will adore this book. Lyrical, mystical and deeply connected.
Tom Flynn @artnose