Volume four of Undefined Boundary concludes with another bumper issue. Featuring essential writing on topics ranging from cult TV to alchemy, this issue will be required reading for anyone interested in the weirding of Albion.

Contents

• The Shadow of This Time: Traces and Memories of Derek Jarman in Dorset, by Judith Noble

• Small Prophets: Anti-capitalist Magic, by Cormac Pentecost

• In Pursuit of the Witch Stone: Unearthing Pagan Traces in Greetland, West Yorkshire, by James Glossop

• Hallucinating Ideology in the End Times: 28 Years Later - The Bone Temple, by Steven Klett

• (Not) There Forever? A Meditation on Tower Blocks, by Stephen Page

• Fox, Garner, Sinclair, and the Imaginative Weight of Place, by Stephen Canner

• Chapels Perilous And Other Allies in ‘Edge of Darkness’ and ‘The Prisoner’, by Phil Smith

• I'll be Judge, I'll be Jury: Absurdity in The Prisoner, by Andrew Hedgecock

• The Nine O’Clock Service (NOS): An Exercise in Power and Control, by Patrick Weir

• Beyond the Thrall of Artemis: David Rudkin’s TV Masterpiece Revisited, by Paul Pearson

• The Transfiguration of Julian Cope (Part Two), by Ben Graham