Good News! Here's a site that is temporarily hosting the Borderline Books until it comes back online:


http://www.soybomb.com/BorderlineBooks/

Awesome... Not having those sites was killing me... Keep us updated Myndrocker...


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All Right!! I really missed these books.

You can access it at www.archive.org:

http://web.archive.org/web/200306041...070s/fuzz.html

I am not sure if people caught this but here is a working link until a new server? is found.

http://www.soybomb.com/BorderlineBooks/us6070s/

Here is the latest info I came across on another message board concerning the future of the Borderline Books website. Since there is a possibility the site will not come back or be updated, I went ahead and invested in the hard copy book version.

From: Max Waller
Date: Sun Feb 6, 2005 4:22 pm
Subject: Back again ... and Borderline update


In a message dated 1/13/2005 6:32:00 PM Pacific Standard Time,
maxmyndblown@c... writes:
>
> In response to the queries about the Borderline website and book .......
>

Hi Ben & U-Spacers,
I'm back again with a revitalised PC, new hard drive, CDRW, and
no loss of data (to my immense relief).

I've some news on the Borderline front. Following an enjoyable
meeting with friend Richard Allen (Delerium/Freak Emporium), I
finally got a phone call from Vernon Joynson and grilled him on
the situation wrt Fuzz.
Just 2,500 copies of Fuzz 5th edition have been printed and, so far
as he's concerned, when they're gone that's it ... it's the final version
of the book. He plans to "move on".
Regarding the website, he has no intention of putting it back online
"for the foreseeable future" (I've taken that as 'not ever', seeing as
Ivor's out of the picture on that front), so we'll just have to live with
the version on the soybomb site. Vernon also mentioned that Clark
Faville was involved in the latest edition, so there may be some
extras in the book. The only good news, of sorts, is that I should get
a copy of the book out of him after all, via Richard.

I shall be giving some long and hard thought as to what I'm going
to do with all the post-6/2002 updates and my ongoing research, let
alone all the other data that I was hoping to add to the project, but
never found the time to do (like going through my entire 45 collection).
I was doing this for my own interest way before Fuzz came along but
having got the bug of being able to share my findings with the collector
community, it feels empty doing it with no outlet or chance of feedback.

Many thanks for the vote of confidence Ben - much appreciated -
and I've already been thinking along the lines of an addenda &
errata project, which even has a working title. I've begun to organise
the addenda I had done but it's gonna take a while. For the time being
some should continue to leak out via Gear Fab's Psychedelic States
series and U-Spaces projects.

That's all for now, I've a vast backlog of emails to catch up with.

ttfn,
Max

Thanks for the update Myndrocker...


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Now Borderline Books has been taken offline on the soybomb site.

http://www.soybomb.com/BorderlineBooks/

It always did seem to good to be true... To have such a unique detailed reference site for all us psychedelic freaks... I was like a kid in a candy store at that site... Oh well, maybe one day it will return...

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