The Journal of Psychick Albion continues into its third volume with another unique blend of the hauntological, the visionary, and the magickal. Covering literature, murder, music, poetry, and detective drama, it's a wyrd web that is quite unlike any other.
 
Kate Bush, dreary family outings, and occult-infused episodes of stuffy British detective dramas. Undefined Boundary consistently covers the subjects I want to read about.
—Aaron Lange
 
Contents
 
Flask Tea and Lay-bys: a Memory of Family Picnicking by the Side of the Road in the 1970s, by Jez Conolly
The Mythogeographer of Morwenstow: Robert Stephen Hawker’s Gothic Verse, by Arun Sood
Kate Bush: I Am A Bird Now, by Nick Hudson
Witch Hunt: Searching for the Sheffield Coven, by Patrick Weir
Witchcraft, Black Dogs and a Notorious Murder, by Rosemary Pardoe
The Corpse and the Copse: Locating Peter Whitehead’s The Risen, by James Riley
Off-Beat: When Detective Dramas Took a Peculiar Path - Part 1, by Mark Cunliffe
A Romanesque Walk, by Michael Hampton