Undefined Boundary: The Journal of Psychick Albion Volume 4/Issue 1

Volume four of Undefined Boundary kicks off with a bumper issue covering a typically diverse and unusual melange of subjects. As ever, the golden thread sewing together these varied souls is the visionary potential of Psychick Albion.

A5, perfect bound. Approx. 175 pp.

CONTENTS
Displaced, deviant, devoured: the horror of rural gentrification
by Philip Hubbard

Rewilding Albion: 28 Years Later and Mythical Time
by Steven Klett

At the Corner of Your Eye: Russell Hoban’s Flickering Visions of London
by Andrew Hedgecock

Perhaps Some Other Aeon: The ‘Archaeoacoustics’ of Cocteau Twins
by Jez Conolly

Escaping Gormenghast
by Duncan Barford

On Time Slips: Jack Finney, Charles de Lint and an old house in Chester
by Rosemary Pardoe

New Jerusalem
by Patrick Weir

The Haunted Men
by Andrew Chapman

High Summer Research Diary
by Michael Hampton

The Other Country: Numinous Landscape in English Supernatural Fiction
by Mark Valentine

The Transfiguration of Julian Cope (Part One)
by Ben Graham