<strong>Edited by Mark Pilkington
A5, PB, £13.99 UK
ISBN 978-0954805418</strong>
<blockquote>A second helping of high strangeness from the acclaimed StrangeAttractor anthology series.</blockquote>
<span style="font-style: normal;"><strong>Contents</strong></span>

<strong>My Travels with Münchausen</strong>

<strong> </strong><em>Richard Burdett
</em>In which the author deceives his friends on an adventure of the mi

<strong>Enter the Jaguar</strong> <em>Mike Jay
</em>Digging up the ancient psychedelic temple cults of Peru’s Chavínde Huantar

<strong>School for Shamans </strong> <em>JasonLouv
</em>Our intrepid young author braves Maoist rebels and astral collapse to learn the secrets of Nepalese sorcery

<strong>The Temple at the End of Time</strong> <em>John Rowe
</em>Jerusalem’s Temple Mount and its role in all our ends

<strong>Haunts of the Halifax Slasher </strong> <em>Tim Chapman
</em>A gentlemanly tour of the city’s dark past

<strong>Admiral Byrd, Atlantis &amp;the Hollow Earth </strong><em>Theo Paijmans
</em>A letter, a legend and a flight beyond the poles

<strong>Under Petticoat Rule
</strong>An anonymous manuscript reveals one boy’s restrictive upbringing.
Introduction <em>by Peter Farrer &amp;Cathy Ward</em>

<strong>An Animist Manifesto </strong><em>Graham Harvey
</em>A call to arms. And antennae, branches, tentacles etc

<strong>Dr Price’s Final Transmutation</strong> <em>Guy Ogilvy
</em>How the Royal Society found, then lost, the secrets of alchemy

<strong>Life from Earth: The Golem and Homunculi </strong><em>Gary Lachman
</em>The mystical origins of artificial life. Photography by <em>Maud Larsson</em>

<strong>Robot Power, Robot Pride </strong><em>Ken Hollings
</em>How the robot found its self

<strong>Should they Live:on the Use of Dead Babies </strong><em>Don Mader
</em>The hidden meaning of a sinister 19th century religious print

<strong>Mould Art</strong> Discovered by <em>Doug Harvey
</em>Beauty grows in unexpected places

<strong>The Court of Lust </strong><em>John Branston
</em>Waldo Sabine: parapsychologist, poet, feminist, martyr

<strong>Sandoz in the Rain: The Life and Art of Wilfried Sätty
</strong><em>John Coulthart </em>on a lost visionary hero of the psychedelic revolution

<strong>Boris Vian for Anglophones</strong> <em>Doug Skinnner
</em>The scandalous oeuvre of the man who shocked his world

<strong>Richard Jefferies and the Agitated Pool of Life
</strong><em>Neil Mortimer </em>introduces this early, apocalyptic ecologist

<strong>Anagrams for Maya Deren </strong><em>Kevin Jackson
</em>Artist, film maker, voodoo priestess

<strong>Change in a Parallel World: CFRussell, Louis </strong><strong>Culling and the Book of Changes </strong>
<em>Steve Moore presents </em>an eccentric history and a new <em>I Ching</em>

<strong>Spirits of Place:Strange Encounters of an Anglican </strong><strong>Kind </strong><em>Alan Walker
</em>How the Church of England answered <em>The Exorcist</em>

<strong>One More Nightmare calling... the Heathen</strong> <em>Robert J Wallis
</em>Loki the ‘pervert god’, <em>Seidr</em>sorcery and the Left Hand Path.
Illustrations by <em>Arik Roper </em>and <em>Carina Thorén</em>

<strong>Terror by Night: the Sleeping Partner </strong><em>Roger Dobson
</em>Memoirs of a hag-ridden man

<strong>Folklore of Underground London </strong><em>Antony Clayton
</em>What rumours lie beneath the city’s streets?

<strong>Cesare Thodol</strong> <em>Mark Samuels
</em>On brain fungus and other horrors. Illustrated by <em>Betsy Heistand</em> 386