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Rockhaunter
What was going to be a Halloween online special has turned into something a bit more substantial. I’m afraid. I’ve produced a one-off magazine called Rockhaunter, subtitle, “Conceptual gaiety in sound and vision”, with a glossy-ish cover enclosing 20 relatively profusely illustrated A4 pages. Contents: “Hauntiquarianism not hauntology”, “Dead villages: horror, suffering and locality” and “The Weird and The Unexplained, Part 1″
I’m making this available at a modest price: £2.50.* If you’d like a copy, click the button below to pay by PayPal, credit card or debit card. If you’d prefer to send a postal order, please send an email to neil@feastofpalmer.com and I’ll let you know where to send your old school payment. Please allow 28 days for delivery.
The articles and illustrations will be published on this site after the small print run of Rockhaunter is exhausted.
* Yes, I know the cover says 75p. But we all say things we don’t mean occasionally.
Posted by Neil
on November 2, 2007 at 12:31 pm
Tags: Counterculture, Rockhaunter, The Explained, The Unexplained, hauntiquarianism, hauntology, ventriloquism
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Rockhunter: Cover Versions
I’ve finally got round to photographing the original artwork for Rockhunter Nos. 1 to 4. My reason for doing this, other than for completism’s sake on this site, is because I’m compiling a book of Rockhunter articles for publication early in 2008. I’ve managed to retrieve cover art, some original typed pages and even a couple of original copies from the collective archive and I’m hoping to reproduce some of this stuff in an 8-page photoset in the middle of the book, much as you’ll find them in true crime books, special forces memoirs and movie novelisations, etc.
I’d like to finish all Rockhunter activity before 31 October, when Rockhaunter, my new and occasional journal of hauntiquarianism, commences. It seems inconceivable that both projects could exist at the same time.
Posted by Neil
on October 7, 2007 at 10:54 pm
Tags: Art, Ladybird books, Rockhaunter, Rockhunter, hauntiquarianism, hauntology, ventriloquism
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