Another excellent book by Joshua Cutchin which explores the various odours, smells and miasmas which often accompany paranormal events and cryptozoological creatures like Sasquatch. This book goes in to great detail back to the 1800’s and across the world. As always, it’s excruciatingly detailed with 100 pages of referencesand notes. We’ve come to expect nothing
Thanks to the many people who have contacted me about this blog post and especially to Joshua Cutchin who mentioned on his Twitter feed. This seems to have kickstarted the recent flurry of emails to me about this interesting and baffling subject. I’ve not been idle since the first article and this new posting contains some
An old book, my copy is dated 1979, and as such doesn’t cover the recent missing persons cases but still details a few interesting cases. My biggest issue with this book is that many of the cases are skimmed over and some are just anecdotes without any searchable or verfiable information. It seems like a
Like a lot of other people I’d been waiting impatiently for this movie to be released and I’m slightly disappointed. As a fan (is that the right word?) of the Missing411 books, stories and podcasts, I know a lot about the popular and not so popular cases and have discussed possible explanations with various people
The basic premise of this book is that thoughts have power. The power to heal, the power to change and the power to project. Unfeasible? Maybe, but unlike you Lynne McTaggart has done extensive research in to the power of thought and the results are intriguing to say the least (if you leave out the
Musings on the nature of things, and the things of Nature.