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.
 
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