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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.…