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