God gave us the spirit of inquiry
By Lionel Fanthorpe
Many religious people – especially those who describe themselves as conservative traditionalists and fundamentalists – seem to be very nervous when anything paranormal or supernatural comes along. They suspect that anything appertaining to ghosts, poltergeists, UFOs and… Continue reading
Right place, right time, right gadget
As most of you probably know, the Bigfoot-in-the-Freezer story we highlighted last month turned out to be the hoax we feared it might be. For a few short days, as we went to press, I believed it might be genuine… Continue reading
The sound of ancient silence
by Tim Prevett
Megalithic sites are addictive. Megaraks (prehistoric anoraks) will tell you that without much encouragement.
It’s not just the stones’ age, geology, or situation. It’s not just the weather, company, or your mood during a visit. Astronomical,… Continue reading
Beware of the dogma
For those of us interested in the paranormal, nothing is more frustrating than scientific dogma. Unexplained phenomena remain unexplained simply because they have been ignored by Science. Scientists have no right to sneer at what they have made no attempt… Continue reading
It’s a club you can never leave
By Jon Downes
It’s my wife I feel sorry for.
Not only is she married to a manic-depressive writer who has a tendency to drink too much, and to fill her kitchen with tanks of revolting looking wriggly things… Continue reading
Healings Of Atlantis
Voodoo Visions
Over the years I have been asked repeatedly about what prompted me to get involved with a subject like the paranormal and also why did I start writing books about it; fortunately the answer is reasonably straightforward. It ties into a lifetime’s fascination with all things paranormal and supernatural, and from my perspective the words are entirely synonymous.
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