In the IHTM there are quite a few stories (from over many years) about my haunted house. Give it a read and let me know what you think. I’d like some feedback, please. Thx.
Death by Faery - Netta Fornario
Paradise found - Tibet's hidden valleys
Roanoake found - again
London Uncanny - new book
Phantom footsteps - Irish hauntings
space lasers, screaming mummies, supercentenarians...
The closest encounters - classic alien encounters
Marsupial attacks
The green children of Woolpit
Edit. And another bloody article on Cannock Chase…that has really been done to death now!
Finally looks like my postman is getting up early again. Dropped thru the door at 10.00 this morning.
On the cover.
Captain Mainwaring, Paranormal Investigator
Baltic Black Magic
Quantum Grammar Nazis.
And loads more inside.
Late crimbo present with the latest edition dropping through the letterbox this morning.
Elvis. King of the strange
Donald and the demons (and that is not the duck)
The Tarves beastie.
Sme good unwinding reading later today.
Christmas Issue arrived 11 am this morning fully a week before December even starts:
Bold Street Timeslips
Masefield's 'The Box of Delights' 40 years on from BBC's TV adaptation
The Crinoline Inferno (more bonfire night than christmassy, this one)
Plus witches, ghosts (of course) and...
Just arrived.
The main article is Paranormal Rangers looking at paranormal goings on in the Navajo nation.
Lord Lucan
Lord Mongrove on the Dragons of Waverely Abbey
And a competition from Watkins to win some Fortean books
Post came very early today.
FT450 is the November issue, the four-weekly rhythm means we've caught up a whole month since January.
contents:
Female phantoms - Legends of the Grey Lady
plus Alan Murdie updates 'Phantom Ladies'
plus four pages of ghostwatch so there's a lot of ghosts this month...
In a recent issue of Fortean Times (November /411), which covered The Brumby Woods incident in Scunthorpe, Lincolnshire, a witness made a telling remark. She had an insight about her own response, which was that she was filtering reality through her own belief system (ghosts are grey or white...
Well I nearly got through 448 before it arrived this lunchtime.
Folklore themed this month:
Folklore Rising - Artist Ben Edge on the British Ritual Year
British food folklore
Folk horror Starve Acre adapted for film
Ghostwatch on Scottish spiritualist art
and Fortean TV part 2
oxo
I have 49 back copies of the Fortean Times. Includes some special editions. They belonged to my late husband and the newsagent wrote his surname on each one as they came in.
9 x 1997
9 x 1998
6 x 1999
2 x 2000
7 x 2003
6 x 2004
3 x 2007
7 x 2008.
Not quite sure of their value but have been...
Latest issue.
World class exorcist who got rid of the Bermuda Triangle and Nessie
Picknett and Prince on the legacy of Henry Lincoln, coincidentally a themed day in August at the Atlantis Bookshop in London
Britain's historic ghosts
Stu is back with his Fortean TV
On page 58 of FT446, there's an add for a digital sub. which would be very useful as it allows access to back issues.
However, it seems that to get it, a print subscriber would have to pay another £45 per year. I would like both, but not for £100 odd quid a year.
Latest issue has just dropped through the letter box.
1950's UFO encounters covered up
Psychic Archeology at Sutton Hoo
Medical Curiosities
Bathymetry and the Smurfs
And the usual stuff.
That time of the month has crept up on us again. FT444 is here...
Goat glands for health and vitality!
Gay vegetables from outer space!
True tales of megalomaniac totalitarian science!
And a fearsome creature called Fluffy!
i am now going to go offline and start reading.
I am trying to complete the Fortean Times digital collection. I have about 350 numbers. I would be interested in exchanging them with those who wish to be able to access the complete future collection on a Google Drive.
From number 269 to 439 are complete. Most of the missing items are before...
Wot no 442?
Akron Poltergeist
German Wild Men
the Haunting of William Stevens
..and lots of other stuff including
Princess Di-Morrissey Conspiracy
Skibidi toilet
and two pages of Hunt Emerson
As a result of a 'Swedish Death Cleaning' exercise I've been working through my massive hoard of bizarre stuff and have finally, after much uncertainty come to my collection of FT's. I've decided to give this to a good home.
Due to a bit of a chaotic life back in the late 1990s (long story...)...
Just back from a thrilling morning in hospital, having had another ride on the CTI merry-go-round... and. What - Already?
FT441 (Feb 2024) is on the mat, having slipped through a time-warp from a presumed date of arrival for next week. We have to look forward to (or I will, as I intend to...
January 2024 issue just dropped.
Ghost scrapbooks of Tom Perrott
St Pancras and King's Cross
Take me to Your Leaders
Alan Murdie looks at the Enfield Poltergeist adaptations on stage and screen.
And the usual stuff and the start of a new series of interviews starting with our very own Richard...
Christmas has arrived:
Hythe Mothman
Cursed video games
Santa's saucers
Strange Stories, Amazing Facts - Stu Neville on the Reader's Digest classic
Penis snatching panics
plus more 50th anniversary weirdness and 80s satanic abuse panic revisited
FT 438, cover dated December, the 50th anniversary issue is here.
Cover quotes on how good FT is.
Satanic Panic
Interview with Pat Spain
Tales from the New Millennium
From the archives of FORTEAN TIMES, the world’s foremost journal of strange phenomena, comes a new collection exploring the world of ghosts, poltergeists and haunted houses.
The perfect collection for would-be ghost hunters, this special edition from Fortean Times investigates classic cases...
Here we go again:
Spook Shows
Jan Bondeson's Haunted Houses
Nigel Kneale's Beasts
Alien Corpses
State Of The Spectral Nation
First impression: the white envelope appears to be thicker, heavier, and more substantial.
Somebody must have been listening to all the annoyed comments here about the...
Post came early, just before 10am. Envelope dry and intact.
from the FT's spine:
UFOs over America
Nandor Fodor and the Talking Mongoose
Richard Freeman's Gef Pilgrimage
New Lands at 100
Peru vs Aliens
oxo
A very wet copy has dropped through the letterbox.
Margaret Murray and The Wicker Man are headlining and I will start to read it when it dries out.
These paper envelopes are really not up to it. Maybe they should move to a compostable plastic envelope like some other magazines.
Has anyone else been able to place ads in the FT? I've twice contacted them via the e-mail suggested to place an ad for a future event, with no response either time.
434 just appeared.
In Search of Past Lives
Fairy Origins
Arthur C Clarkes World of Strange Powers 3
Britain's Supernatural Beings
Titanic Consoiracy Theories
Just arrived, only finished the previous one last night.
Coincidence?
Prolly, yeah.
-Postcards from Fairyland.
-The Strange World of Arthur C Clarke continued
- Garth Marenghi
- The "real" Tattoine
I'm trying to find a photo I saw in a Fortean Times issue around 20 years ago, and I figured this would be a great place to ask!
When I was a kid, we had a family friend who knew I was into aliens, UFOs, cryptozoology, and the like, and he was too. He had a subscription to Fortean Times, and he...
Well, 432 has just dropped through the door. That's put a stop to my gardening.
Arthur C Clarkes World of Strange Powers
Bloody Mary
Orange Pendek
Balloon Espionage
MH370
Ghosts of Sawston Hall
Latest FT
Interview with Henry Lincoln
Nessie at 90
Celebrity Spooks
Danny Robbins stuff
Keanu Reeves and Fungus
And did I mention the Henry Lincoln interview?
Postie seems to be delivering 11:00 am-ish nowadays.
Leila Waddell
1970s Public Information Films
Chicago Mothman part 2
Visions of Dunblane and Conan Doyle
and Stu Neville's obituary of EnolaGaia
The latest has arrived.
Cover article is the Readers Digest classic Folklore, Myths and Legends of Britain.
Cornich Folk Horror
Dog cemeteries
Musical apparitions
LA Central Library
A bit behind the times but just bought a copy of FT 29. This now means i have a complete run of every issue of FT. A celebration of some sort is in order I feel.
Arrived lunch time.
There's a hallowe'en theme: cover story Danish film Haxan, witches' travel plans, and Ghostwatch at 30. And haunted Bungay and Farnham.
Latest issue has just arrived.
New paper stock for the cover, not glossy as previously.
Never Mind the Warlocks - d and d type book related to devil worship
Celluloid Curse - cursed movies
Spooklights
Oscar Wilde
2 pages IHTM
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