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American Leprechaun and Other Little People

November 25, 2022 Rick Hale 0

Author Rick Hale retells a story past down from his grandfather about an encounter with a Leprechaun, and then explores other legends of little people. […]

The Stone-Throwing Devil

August 8, 2020 0

Lithobolia, or stone throwing, is a phenomenon that is common in a wide variety of poltergeist reports. Some feel this strange, and oftentimes destructive activity, lends credibility to the notion the activities of a poltergeist [...]
Lecture: The Mode of Future Existence by Sir Oliver Lodge, FRS

November 12, 2018 0

This lecture was originally published by Sir Oliver Lodge in The Queen’s Hospital Annual in 1933. Lodge had a brilliant mind and was a highly regarded physicist. He was the first to demonstrate wireless transmission of waves [...]
Why on Earth Would You Buy That? Part I: The Ghost Cane

October 31, 2021 1

Grandpa continued to visit a family after he died; and the reason may have been his cane – which now resides in a very famous location for all to see. […]
Blood Sucking Fiends Part 1: The Terror Is Born

September 7, 2020 0

When Irish author Bram Stoker penned his classic novel of horror, Dracula, the world was a much different place. Sex was a taboo topic that was kept hush hush and never spoken about in polite conversation. [...]
The Bingen Demon: A 9th Century Poltergeist

August 5, 2020 0

Poltergeist and ghostly activity have been a part of the human experience since we lost the tails and fell from the trees. However, that activity would not always be understood from a parapsychological viewpoint. The [...]