Description

Project Editor: Carroll C. CalkinsHardcover / 320 pages Publisher: Reader’s Digest (1982)This volume is full of very brief accounts — most are just a half-page or less — of various mysteries and anomalies. The accounts are grouped together into a few large catagories, and the book has a lot of illustrations and pictures. It’s designed for browsers… just pop it open and read a page or two at a time. It’s entertaining reading, and on the plus side each account is accompanied by a citation of its source… something the Reader’s Digest books don’t normally give you. It has large sections on the following topics: Prophecies, Historic Anomalies, Coincidences, Spontaneous Human Combustion, Inexplicable Crimes and Assaults, Appearances and Disappearances, Monsters, Ghosts, UFOs, Atmospheric and Astronomical Anomalies, Paranormal Cures and Immunities, and Signs and Wonders.