Darklore Volume 4 Released
Posted by Greg at 12:51, 27 Sep 2009I'm very pleased to announce that the latest instalment of our Fortean anthology series, Darklore Volume 4, is now available for sale! 
Here's the links to purchase from Amazon:
Limited Edition Hardcover (333 copies): Amazon US or Amazon UK
Paperback: Amazon US or Amazon UK
Here's a sampling of the content in the latest release:
- Greg Taylor looks back on the mythical context of the 'American Stonehenge', the Georgia Guidestones.
- Robert Bauval surveys the sacred landscape of Ancient Egypt.
- Blair MacKenzie Blake suggests a shocking new theory on the mystery of Rennes-le-Chateau.
- Richard Freeman goes in search of Japanese monsters.
- Nick Redfern reveals the government files investigating animal E.S.P.
- Filip Coppens takes you on a tour of that most ancient of sites, Göbekli Tepe.
- Neil Arnold traces the Chupacabras bloodline in 'The Goatsucker Family Tree'.
- The Emperor digs deep into the history of the Flying Saucerers.
- Robert Schoch wonders whether psi was used to incite a revolution in Romania.
- Much more besides, with contributions from Mike Tymn, Nigel Watson, Greg McQueen, John Higgs, Theo Paijmans and John Reppion.
Sample articles from Volume 4 will be available from the Darklore website later in the week. Enjoy!!
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27 June 2007
49 weeks 2 days
Awesome!! Can't wait to read it!
Amazon.co.uk says the HD and PB are out of stock, which is strange (appropriately). I clicked the link as soon as the news was posted too! Are Amazon presenting the correct information? Thanks for the great books.
30 April 2004
2 hours 48 min
Amazon.co.uk says the HD and PB are out of stock, which is strange (appropriately).
Yeah, that seems to happen a bit with Amazon UK - same thing with DL3. I think it comes from them sourcing it externally for the first round of orders, then they stock additional copies at their warehouse after that point. They should be able to ship fairly quickly after an order in any case, the stock is available to them.
Kind regards,
Greg
Kind regards,
Greg
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You monkeys only think you're running things
@DailyGrail
Excellent, thanks for the information and peace of mind!
2 May 2004
3 hours 53 min
That's a very purty cover. Any significance to the dragon design?
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@levitatingcat
30 April 2004
2 hours 48 min
That's a very purty cover. Any significance to the dragon design?
Just a minor tie-in with Richard Freeman's article on Yokai (Japanese monsters).
Kind regards,
Greg
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You monkeys only think you're running things
@DailyGrail
I've had a good chance to nose through the pre-print version and it is another winner (although I would say that) - thanks to Greg for sorting this out. The table of contents is now up on the Open Library.
On the question of Amazon.co.uk - I have noticed that new books tend to trickle in, I assume it is an automated process as described by Greg. If people put in their orders it should speed up their stocking of the book in their warehouse and experience suggests that the books turn up more quickly than they suggest in such circumstances.
I've had a good chance to nose through the pre-print version and it is another winner (although I would say that) - thanks to Greg for sorting this out. The table of contents is now up on the Open Library.
On the question of Amazon.co.uk - I have noticed that new books tend to trickle in, I assume it is an automated process as described by Greg. If people put in their orders it should speed up their stocking of the book in their warehouse and experience suggests that the books turn up more quickly than they suggest in such circumstances.
26 March 2006
2 years 8 weeks
Sorry that post was by me - I thought I was logged in but something odd happened when I tried to post.
Anyway I hope you enjoy DL4 and recommend everyone (no matter what you think, of course) post their reviews on Amazon as it helps give people decide if it is worth their while picking it up.
2 May 2004
3 hours 53 min
Sorry that post was by me - I thought I was logged in but something odd happened when I tried to post.
Something odd happened here?! Show us the empirical evidence, Emps. :-P
Another stellar edition of Darklore, I hope everyone enjoys it as much as I did (still am). I didn't think the cover art could top DL3 either, very nice work (the cover art is always the most important part!). Great to see Robert Bauval publishing something less than 500 words too. ;-)
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@levitatingcat
12 April 2007
1 hour 27 min
Just to prove that we TDG admins are not just a bunch of brown-nosers, I have to admit that my favorite art cover is still DL3 ;-)
It's not the depth of the rabbit hole that bugs me...
It's all the rabbit SH*T you stumble over on your way down!!!
Red Pill Junkie
26 March 2006
2 years 8 weeks
Sorry that post was by me - I thought I was logged in but something odd happened when I tried to post.
Something odd happened here?! Show us the empirical evidence, Emps. :-P
I do have some blurred photographs that might prove it and an odd piece of glass I found in my garden today which, I fear, might not be enough to convince anyone, including me.
Of course, it could just be me being ham-fisted and clumsy (although now I think about it the spam filter kicked in throwing me off my stride) - who can really Know?