Explore the strange and the speculative with titles on the paranormal, pseudoscience, and the occult. This section spans UFOs and cryptids, psychic phenomena, astrology and alchemy, magic and spiritualism, fringe archaeology, and skeptical critiques. Find firsthand accounts, classic curiosities, modern investigations, and scholarly histories to compare belief, evidence, and cultural impact.
London: Blandford Press, 1990. A seminal Earth-mysteries survey from researcher and author Paul Devereux, this guide gathers reports and field studies of unusual effects at prehistoric monuments and sacred landscapes—what Devereux terms places of power.Organized in themed parts, it sets cultural background (Aboriginal Dreaming, Amerindian and Chinese traditions, etc.) before.....
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New York: Paperback Library, 1965. Second Printing August 1965. Strange Fate is compiled from the pages of Fate magazine, presented as “authenticated accounts” of the strange—ESP, hauntings, mediums, poltergeists, witches, odd coincidences, and more—framed by an introduction from broadcaster-author Frank Edwards. It packages mid-century paranormal fascinations in brisk, readable case.....
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London: Henry G. Bohn, 1854. First English Translation. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE --Joseph Ennemoser was one of the first scientists to treat the Labyrinth of the Mind as a measurable field. He was famous for his demonstrations on how delusions and supernatural events could be explained through magnetism. This 1854 edition arrived.....
New York: Prometheus Books, 1998. Encounters With the Paranormal: Science, Knowledge, and Belief (1998), edited by Kendrick Frazier, gathers essays from Skeptical Inquirer examining paranormal claims through science, psychology, and skepticism. A wide-ranging resource on belief, memory, and the boundary between science and pseudoscience.Subjects: Paranormal phenomena; Science and belief; Pseudoscience;.....
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London: Orbis Publishing, 1980–1983. Weekly illustrated partwork series. Edited by Brian Innes, The Unexplained occupies a distinct position between journalism, popular science, and cultural anthropology. Individual issues examine topics including UFO sightings, psychic research, cryptozoology, spontaneous human combustion, ghosts, ancient civilizations, and fringe scientific theories. The editorial approach emphasizes documentation, illustration.....
O'Reilly Media, Sebastopol, CA:, 2001. HISTORICAL SIGNIFICANCE —Issued during a period of renewed public engagement with SETI research, the book captures the optimism surrounding early large-scale distributed computing projects and the growing sophistication of scientific approaches to extraterrestrial communication. It reflects the state of SETI research at the beginning of.....
Downsview, Ontario: Beehive Publishing Co, 2009. Soft cover. The paranormal exposed through a collection of supernatural stories inspired by true events.