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 “Paranormal” refers not just to
UFOs and poltergeists. It also encompasses a wide range of
strange phenomena that scientists often ignore, suppress,
discredit, explain away, or otherwise find inconvenient.
Such phenomena include mysterious animals (cryptozoology),
spontaneous human combustion, unexplained natural phenomena
(such as non-flying animals falling from the sky), and
psychic phenomena.
Paraview Pocket Books,
Paraview Press, Paraview Special Editions and
Paraview Literary Agency feature a number of books and
authors that go beyond conventional wisdom. Here’s a look at
our books that offer a glimpse into the paranormal and other
controversial knowledge.
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Books’ first release detailed the incredible-but-true story
of Lyn Buchanan, a former psychic spy for the U.S. military.
Buchanan now trains and observes remote viewers via his New
Mexico-based company, P>S>I. |
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The
Seventh Sense:
The Secrets of Remote Viewing as Told by a "Psychic Spy" for the
U.S. Military |
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The Secrets of
Remote Viewing as Told by a “Psychic Spy” for the U.S.
Military
For decades, the U.S. government secretly trained a select
corps of military personnel in the art of remote viewing to
gather intelligence from around the world. Lyn Buchanan was
one of these psychic spies -- and their trainer -- during
the Iran hostage crisis, the Chernobyl disaster, and the
Gulf War. The Seventh Sense also includes exercises
to help readers develop their psychic abilities and a
foreword by Jim Marrs. |
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| Loren Coleman is
an expert in the field of cryptozoology and fortean
phenomena investigations and the author of fifteen books,
including these three fortean titles. |
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Bigfoot!
The True Story of Apes in America |
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| America’s premier
cryptozoologist tackles America’s most popular monster,
Bigfoot. This Paraview Pocket Books title sorts out the
recent “Bigfoot is dead” claims and challenges Bigfoot
hunters on the unstated taboo against discussing Bigfoot and
sex. “Loren Coleman is to Bigfoot what Captain Ahab is to
Moby-Dick, doggedly on the trail of the elusive legendary
apemen. . . . impressively researched.” -- Charles
Rammelkamp, Mysteries Magazine. |
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Mothman and Other Curious Encounters
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| On November 15, 1966, “Mothman,” a huge, winged, red-eyed
creature, appeared over Point Pleasant, West Virginia,
setting off 13 months of otherworldly mystery, madness, and
mayhem. But Mothman is not unique. Here, for the first time,
investigator Coleman looks at the precursors of Mothman,
then brings the story up to date, with sightings of the
spawn of Mothman, some as recent as September 2001. Check
out our
Mothman Central.
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Mysterious America:
The Revised Edition |
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| Loren Coleman's highly praised 1983
paranormal classic,
Mysterious America, has been thoroughly updated for this
revised edition and contains a never-before-published index;
two completely new chapters, "Giant Catfish" and "Minnesota
Iceman"; a new list, "The American Lion," with 141 entries;
and updated and rewritten chapters. "Simply put, this is the
best book I have ever read on the subject of America's
mysteries." -- Derek Anderson, Stranger Things. |
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Nick Redfern is the author of three best-selling UFO
books, including Cosmic Crashes. Andy Roberts is
the author of, most recently, The UFOs that Never Were.
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Strange Secrets:
Real Government Files on the Unknown |
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Redfern and Roberts delve into the real X-files in this
Paraview Pocket Books title on the paranormal. They take a
look at the CIA’s secret file on Noah’s Ark, the British
military’s documents on the Loch Ness Monster and sea
serpents, the U.S. Department of Defense files on the
telepathic power of animals, the Canadian government
documents on real-life flying saucers, and more. |
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Percy Seymour is an astrophysicist and the principal
lecturer in astronomy at the University of Plymouth. He is
the author of several groundbreaking books, including
The Birth of Christ and The Scientific Basis of
Astrology. |
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The Third Level of Reality:
A Unified Theory of the Paranormal |
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This Paraview Special Editions books is an in-depth look
at the physics behind phenomena we currently classify as
paranormal, including the human aura, apparitions,
telepathy, clairvoyance, and our ability to look into the
future. This reprint of Seymour’s The Paranormal
contains a new foreword by Colin Wilson, who calls the
book “a masterpiece.” |
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Patrick Huyghe was a freelance science journalist and
has authored numerous books, including a series of field
guides to the unknown for Avon and Quill. He is currently
the editor-in-chief of Paraview Press and also edits a
print and web journal on the mysteries of science,
history, and nature called The Anomalist. |
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Swamp Gas Times:
My Two Decades on the UFO Beat |
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| This memoir by a twenty-year veteran of the “UFO beat”
offers a behind-the-scenes look at how the media handle UFO
stories and also examines the dramatic events and major
players that have transformed UFO research in the past
quarter century. Topics range from the government’s
knowledge of UFOs, the role of NASA, and whether the New
York Times and other media organizations have conspired
to keep the truth about the UFO phenomenon from the public.
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Renaissance man Colin Bennett was a professional
musician, a mercenary soldier, playwright, and electronics
engineer and is the author of the novels The
Infantryman’s Fear of Open Country and The
Entertainment Bomb. |
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Looking for Orthon:
The Story of George Adamski, the First Flying Saucer
Contactee, and How He Changed The World |
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| According to Bennett, the defining moment of the 20th
century occurred at 12:30 p.m. on November 20, 1952, when
George Adamski met Orthon, a long-haired youth from Venus in
the Californian desert in the presence of witnesses.
Discover Adamski’s relationship with Orthon and affect it
has had on our culture and imagination.
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Journalist Rob Riggs’ studies of strange phenomena have
been featured in the Houston Chronicle and the
Beaumont Enterprise. Riggs has also consulted on ghost
lights for Waseda University in Tokyo and the Harvard
College Observatory.
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In The Big Thicket:
On the Trail of the Wild Man |
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| In the Big Thicket -- the region of east Texas and
southwestern Louisiana -- ghost lights, phantom Indians,
howling ape-like "wild men," and fireballs that streak
through the nighttime skies defy both our commonsense
notions of space and time and all attempts at scientific
explanation. So come along, if you dare, for a trek in this
forest primeval. |
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Paraview Press author Joe Fisher was a journalist and
best-selling author. His previous works include Life
Between Life, The Case for Reincarnation, and
Predictions.
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The
Siren Call of Hungry Ghosts |
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For five years, journalist Joe Fisher painstakingly
investigated the claims of a respected channeler and the one
mysterious voice who spoke through her and claimed to be
Fisher’s lover in a previous life. Fisher’s journey into
darkness and deception is a “riveting detective story,” said
one reviewer. With a foreword by Colin Wilson. |
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Paraview Literary Agency client Richard Belzer is perhaps
best known today for his starring role as Detective Munch in
the TV police drama Homicide: Life on the Street.
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UFOs, JFK, and Elvis:
Conspiracies You
Don't Have To Be Crazy To Believe |
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| In this eye-opening work, Belzer does real-life detective
work and destroys popular misconceptions involving some of
the biggest conspiracies and cover-ups this side of Roswell.
Belzer takes on the JFK assassination and the Warren
Commission; the existence of UFOs; secret germ warfare;
those ominous visits (long before the movie) from men in
black; the assassinations of Martin Luther King, Malcolm X,
and John Lennon; alien abductions and the "face" on Mars;
the downing of TWA Flight 800; the ancient order of the
Freemasons; and evidence of extraterrestrial
experimentation. |
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Edgar Evans Cayce, Gail Cayce Schwartzer, and Douglas G.
Richards have devoted themselves to continuing the work of
the world-renowned clairvoyant and healer Edgar Cayce. |
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Mysteries of Atlantis Revisited |
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| The mysterious lost civilization of Atlantis has haunted
scientists, occultists, philosophers, and skeptics,
including American visionary Edgar Cayce. He referred to
Atlantis hundreds of time in his remarkably accurate "life
readings." Now, armed with Cayce's psychic clues and the
latest findings from archaeology, geology, and anthropology,
three scholars have traveled the world in search of proof.
This new edition contains all of the original Cayce material
plus an update detailing discoveries made between 1988 and
1997, such as: evidence for an older age of the Sphinx; an
unopened, and up to now unknown chamber in the Great
Pyramid; new discoveries in and around Bimini in the
Bahamas; and data indicating an increase in worldwide
earthquakes of a magnitude greater than 7.0. |
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Paraview Literary Agency also represents Dr. Alex Imich,
founder of the Anomalous Phenomena Research Center, who
edited this wide-ranging look at stories of paranormal
encounters. |
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Incredible Tales of the Paranormal:
Documented Accounts
of Poltergeist, Levitations, Phantoms, and Other Phenomena |
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Incredible Tales of the Paranormal lives up to its name.
Compiled by scholars with impeccable credentials, this book
reveals some of the most astounding and mind-expanding
psychokinetic phenomena yet experienced. From the Victorian
era of parapsychology to the most recent experiments
conducted with psychic children in China, these tales take
you on an unforgettable journey through the uncharted
universe of the paranormal. |
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Paraview Literary Agency client Litany Burns is an
internationally known clairvoyant who is featured in the
book 100 Top Psychics in America. She is a pioneer in
developing psychic awareness classes for children,
teenagers, and adults, and her video Develop Your
Psychic Powers is a best seller. The New York District
Attorney called upon her assistance in the much publicized
Son of Sam case. |
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The Sixth Sense of Children:
Nurturing
Your Child's Intuitive Abilities |
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All children are naturally born with a basic sixth sense.
The author of Develop Your Psychic Powers shows
parents how to identify their children's natural intuitive
abilities and provides simple exercises to help nurture
their development. Readers will also discover definitions of
different extraordinary senses, the meaning behind soul
visitations, psychic abilities of child prodigies, and
personal stories of psychic phenomena from the children who
experienced them. |
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Edgar Evans Cayce and
Hugh Lynn Cayce
are the sons of the famous clairvoyant Edgar Cayce and
his wife, Gertrude. They are active in the Association for Research and
Enlightenment, the organization dedicated to preserving and studying the
transcripts of psychic data left by their late father. |
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Edgar Cayce, America’s “sleeping prophet,” was one of the most active and trusted psychics of the 20th century.
Cayce’s readings were stunningly accurate -- about 85 percent of them hit the mark. But some cases seemed to be beyond his abilities.
Why did his powers fail him at times -- if they in fact did?
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See the entire
Paraview Press catalog
and Paraview Literary Agency Books
and Clients list. |
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Keywords: paranormal books, paranormala, Charles
Fort, anomalies, paranormal phenomena, cryptozoology, Edgar
Cayce, Loren
Coleman, Rob Riggs, Colin Bennett, Patrick Huyghe, Joe
Fisher, books on paranormala |
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