Journal of Borderland Research, The.
A factual and non-sectarian publication issued in the interests of Borderland Sciences Research Associates (BSRA) and of all students of psychic, occult, spiritistic and parapsychological phenomena / A Free-Thought Scientific Forum using the imagination and intuition to probe beyond the borders of human perceptions.
Other titles: Round Robin / Flying Roll / Borderlands, a Quarterly Journal of Borderland Research
1960--2004 Bimonthly; 7 (or 8 or 9) issues a year; quarterly; annual
San Diego, Vista, Bayside, Garberville, then Eureka, CA. Editor: Meade Layne, founder and director; Riley Hansard Crabb (1959-1985); Thomas J. Brown; Michael Theroux, managing editor; Vincent H. Gaddis, associate editor (of Round Robin).
Succeeds: Round Robin; Flying Rolls Succeeded by: Borderlands (1986-2004)
Corporate author: BSRA/F (Borderland Science Research Association / Foundation, Inc.)
1/1, February 1960-2004. 24-34 (originally mimeographed) pp. (varies), $5.00-$6.00 a year, included with membership in BSRA/F.

This was the continuation of Meade Layne's irregular, mimeographed Round Robin, started at the end of World War II, and was the organ of his Borderland Sciences Research Associates (later Borderland Sciences Research Foundation, Inc.), founded in 1946. On Layne, see the note under Round Robin. LOC; Harvard University; California State University; Michigan State University; University of Illinois,

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