'The Paranormal Encyclopaedia' By Steve Higgins

'The Paranormal Encyclopaedia' is the ultimate guide to the world of the supernatural, a comprehensive volume that explores a vast array of over 200 paranormal phenomena, providing detailed explanations and fascinating insights into topics such as alien encounters, poltergeists, and stone tape theory.

This encyclopaedia not only covers well-known phenomena such as crop circles, demons, and ghosts but also introduces you to lesser-known concepts like the dybbuk box, Ganzfeld experiment, and infrasound. Explore the world of clairvoyance, telepathy, and remote viewing, and get acquainted with cryptids like the chupacabra and the Loch Ness Monster.

'The Paranormal Encyclopaedia' offers a balanced and thorough examination of paranormal activities, including intelligent hauntings, manifestations, and shadow figures. It also sheds light on controversial topics like spontaneous human combustion, exorcism, and psychic surgery.

With detailed entries on over 200 topics, from mind reading and near-death experiences to Ouija boards and spirit photography, this encyclopaedia provides a comprehensive resource for those fascinated by the unexplained.