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Dragons in Zoology, Cryptozoology, and Culture: Karl Shuker
Dragons in Zoology, Cryptozoology, and Culture Of all the countless legendary beasts that have been conjured forth from the seemingly limitless capacity of the human imagination, none can remotely compare with the dragon for its sheer diversity of form, its symbolic significance, and its cross-cultural presence. Dragons are everywhere – still glimpsed in the living,…
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Enfield Poltergeist: New Evidence Spotted On Google Maps.
Found on Google Maps, this haunting image of what appears to be some form of spiritual energy is enough to chill ones very soul. The pictures I present here are genuine, have not been altered other than cropped, and may be found by searching Google street view (or whatever it’s called). I would like to…
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Strangely Strange But Oddly Normal by Andy Roberts
Strangely Strange but Oddly Normal is in my opinion one of the best books in the genre. I read this anthology with avid interest and an inane grin on my face. Not only does Andy capture the peculiar nuances of a Yorkshire childhood, he also manages to impart at least a little of his extensive…
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Aleistor Crowley – The Wickedest Man in the World.
Born Edward Alexander Crowley on the 12th October 1875 in Leamington Spa, Warwickshire. The self proclaimed Great Beast of the Apocalypse is regarded by some as the greatest magician of all time.
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My Biggest Fright
Looking back over my years of investigating the anomalous, I have to admit there have been very few incidents that I can honestly say have reduced me to a gibbering wreck. There have been times when I’ve felt uneasy – hell yeah! Put any rational person in an unusual and unfamiliar environment, tell them it’s…
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Pareidolia
The Word Pareidolia comes from the Greek ‘Para’ – beside, with or alongside, and ‘eidos’ meaning image, form or shape. Pareidolia is the term used to describe the psychological phenomena involving a vague and random stimulus, typically a sound or image, being perceived as significant. Pareidolia is a type of Apophenia – a term coined…
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Haunted Spalding by Gemma King.
Haunted Spalding: Gemma King. 97807524569928. Published by History Press 7/8/12, £9.99 “A terrifying collection of spine-chilling tales from Spalding”, Gemma King’s insight into the haunted history of Spalding takes the reader on a whistlestop tour of this lovely Lincolnshire town. Unlike most books of this genre, this attractive little tome contains not only a fascinating…
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Ghosts Of York by Rob Kirkup
Ghosts Of York. Rob Kirkup Amberley. 12.99 9781848682368 Hmmmmm… This review is a bit of a difficult one for me. Although we both claim to be paranormal investigators, Rob Kirkup and I clearly have very little in common regarding investigative procedure – Of course I’m not saying that Rob and his team arent doing it…
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Yetis and DNA and Bears… Oh My!
You know that feeling you get when you come back from a really good holiday? That ‘same shit, different day’ aura that envelops you? That. Well… this actually… Yeti Hair Story The legends surrounding the existence of a large bipedal creature resembling a very hairy human appears to date back centuries and are pretty widespread.…