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==Fortean Times #408 (August 2021)==<br />
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* Release date: 15 July 2021<br />
* Cover price: £4.80<br />
* Cover Illustration: [[Etienne Gilfillan]]<br />
* All header icons throughout the magazine by [[Capucine Deslouis]]<br />
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===Contents===<br />
* 20 Was John McAfee 'Epsteined'?<br />
* 23 Nessie sculpture appears down under<br />
* 32 How Liberace returned to Earth in a banana-shaped UFO<br />
* 46 The Costwold Olimpicks<br />
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==Features==<br />
32 Space Liberace (cover story)<br />In 1989, a small town in Alabama experienced a UFO flap - but when a British tabloid newspaper suggested that the late entertainer Liberace had descended from a banana-shaped UFO, things got a lot weirder. '''[[Jeffrey Vallace]]''' explores the emergence of a cosmic archetype: "Space Liberace".<br />
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40 In the Wake of Morag, Part Two<br />In the concluding extract from his long-delayed memoir, Australian cryptozoologist '''[[Tony Healy]]''' looks back to the summer of 1979, when he spent four months on a Scottish lake monster safari. This time, he meets the Hermit of Loch Morar and has a possible close encounter with Morag...<br />
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46 Bold Dover<br />Pun intended, says '''[[Rob Gandy]]''', as he tells the story of the Cotswold 'Olimpick' Games and the 17th century English Catholic whose inclusive vision launched this odd sporting festival.<br />
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==Series==<br />
52 Strange Statesmen - Revolution Number Nine '''[[SD Tucker]]'''<br />
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77 Peculiar Postcards - The Tintagel Sea Serpent of 1907 '''[[Jan Bondeson]]'''<br />
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==Forum==<br />
57 Seeing is believing... or is it? '''[[Mark Greener]]'''<br />
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58 Unknown forces '''[[Brett Taylor]]'''<br />
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==Strange Days==<br />
A digest of the worldwide weird, including: Pentagon UFO report, Brood X, Ghostly bailiffs, weird auctions, and more...<br />
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* 12 Arch&aelig;ology<br />
* 16 Ghostwatch<br />
* 20 Conspirasphere<br />
* 24 Alien Zoo<br />
* 29 Fairies and Folklore<br />
* 30 The UFO Files<br />
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==Regulars==<br />
* 02 Editorial<br />
* 61 Reviews<br />
* 71 Letters<br />
* 78 Reader Info<br />
* 79 Phenomenomix<br />
* 80 Strange Deaths<br />
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==Masthead==<br />
* Editor - [[David Sutton]]<br />
* Founding Editor - [[Bob Rickard]]<br />
* Founding Editor - [[Paul Sieveking]]<br />
* News Editor - [[Ian Simmons]]<br />
* Art Director - [[Etienne Gilfillan]]<br />
* Book Reviews Editor - [[David V Barrett]]<br />
* Editorial Assistant - [[Abigail Mason]]<br />
* Resident Cartoonist - [[Hunt Emerson]]<br />
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