Stereoscopic Adventures in Hell with Brian May, Denis Pellerin and Paula Fleming

No, your eyes do not deceive you, that is indeed the afroed guitarist Brian May of Queen fame, who's co-written his second book about Victorian stereograms. The first, 'A Village Lost and Found' (2009) focused on images taken in a small village in Oxfordshire. This second, 'Diableries: Stereoscopic Advnetures in Hell', is a collection of French stereo cards originally published in the 1860s, depicting a devilish underworld. For those who are still puzzled as to what a stereogram is, it's an image that portrays depth perception. In other words, makes the picture look 3D. May will present these cards alongside his co-authors Denis Pellerin and Paula Fleming. And yes, 3D glasses will be involved.