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==Fortean Times #368 (Jul 2018)==
==Fortean Times #368 (Jul 2018)==
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* Release date: 21 Jun 2018
* Cover price: £4.50
* Cover Design: [[Etienne Gilfillan]]
* Photo: Hanson Robotics
* Thanks to Arran Brown
* All header icons throughout the magazine by [[Capucine Deslouis]]
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===Contents===
* 10 'Mad' Mike Hughes: Flat Earth rocketeer
* 30 Rise of the robots: from pulp science fiction to the modern home
* 36 Life after decapitation
* 44 Nora Hollis: Mad about God
==Features==
30 Rise of the Robots (cover story)<br />'''[[David Hambling]]''' takes a look at the rapid development of robotics in recent years, and wonders how the robots' journey from the pages of scienc fiction into our homes and workplaces, our roads and skies, will transform the world we live in.
36 Portrait of the Artist as a Severed Head<br />Antoine Wiertz was a painter who believed the head of a guillotined person would live on after being severed from the body. '''[[Jan Bondeson]]''' tells the story of an artist drawn to the macabre and a medical delusion that persisted through the 19th century.
44 Mad About God<br />'''[[Robert Damon Schneck]]''' unearths the forgotten story of Nora Hollis, who committed murder to publicise a bizarre religious pamphlet in which se argued that the God of the Bible was, in fact, "Satan, the Evil One", bent on torturing humanity.
==Reports==
50 Strange Statesmen - Homo Economics '''[[SD Tucker]]'''
56 Building a Fortean Library - Three sides to every story '''[[The Hierophant's Apprentice]]'''
==Forum==
53 Misremembrance of things past by '''[[Chris Saunders]]'''
54 The mermaid of Deerness by '''[[Ulrich Magin]]'''
==Strange Days==
A digest of the worldwide weird, including: Flat Earth news, relic round-up, malevolent mists, and Guy Lyon Playfair remembered.
* 16 Arch&aelig;ology
* 17 Classical Corner
* 20 Ghostwatch
* 23 Mythconceptions
* 24 Necrolog
* 26 The UFO Files
==Regulars==
* 02 Editorial
* 59 Reviews
* 73 Letters
* 78 Reader Info
* 79 Phenomenomix
* 80 Strange Deaths
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Fortean Times #368 (Jul 2018)

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Contents

  • 10 'Mad' Mike Hughes: Flat Earth rocketeer
  • 30 Rise of the robots: from pulp science fiction to the modern home
  • 36 Life after decapitation
  • 44 Nora Hollis: Mad about God

Features

30 Rise of the Robots (cover story)
David Hambling takes a look at the rapid development of robotics in recent years, and wonders how the robots' journey from the pages of scienc fiction into our homes and workplaces, our roads and skies, will transform the world we live in.

36 Portrait of the Artist as a Severed Head
Antoine Wiertz was a painter who believed the head of a guillotined person would live on after being severed from the body. Jan Bondeson tells the story of an artist drawn to the macabre and a medical delusion that persisted through the 19th century.

44 Mad About God
Robert Damon Schneck unearths the forgotten story of Nora Hollis, who committed murder to publicise a bizarre religious pamphlet in which se argued that the God of the Bible was, in fact, "Satan, the Evil One", bent on torturing humanity.

Reports

50 Strange Statesmen - Homo Economics SD Tucker

56 Building a Fortean Library - Three sides to every story The Hierophant's Apprentice

Forum

53 Misremembrance of things past by Chris Saunders

54 The mermaid of Deerness by Ulrich Magin

Strange Days

A digest of the worldwide weird, including: Flat Earth news, relic round-up, malevolent mists, and Guy Lyon Playfair remembered.

  • 16 Archæology
  • 17 Classical Corner
  • 20 Ghostwatch
  • 23 Mythconceptions
  • 24 Necrolog
  • 26 The UFO Files

Regulars

  • 02 Editorial
  • 59 Reviews
  • 73 Letters
  • 78 Reader Info
  • 79 Phenomenomix
  • 80 Strange Deaths



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