Scientific Study of Paranormal Phenomena

By Rhine Research Center. 1937, Farrer & Rinehart, 275pp, First Edition, out-of-print. (VG in G- DJ. Browning along edges of spine, both inside and out; otherwise very good for its age) One of the most important early works in extra sensory perception, based on experiments at Duke University. (4/6/99)

By Rhine Research Center. 1953, William Sloan, 277pp. (G+) "Here is Dr. Rhine's absorbing account of the dawning world of ESP as revealed in the Parapsychology Laboratory at Duke University and by scientific experiements aroudn the world.... Mathematically irrefutable and painstakingly thorough, the tests carried out by Dr. Rhine and his colleagues laid sound scientific framework for a revolutionary new concept of the mind and its potential." (4/23/99)

By Rhine Research Center and Robert Brier. 1968, Citadel Press, 286pp. (VG in G+ DJ. Bookstore label inside.) Article edited by Rhien and Brier. (6/3/99)

By Louisa Rhine. 1961 (1968), Apollo Editions, 291pp. (G+, no DJ. Perma-bound. Xlib with usual markings.) Wife of Rhine Research Center discusses their research and other aspects of ESP. "The various forms of extrasensory perception revealed in personal experience and recorded by men and women in all walks of life." (6/3/99)

By Louisa Rhine. 1967, Macmillan, 275pp. (VG in G DJ) A sequel to Hidden Channels of the Mind. (6/3/99)

By Denis Brian. 1982, Prentice-Hall, 367pp, photo insert. (VG in G+ DJ. Price clipped on DJ.) A biography of the psi pioneer. Rhine Research Center (6/8/99)

By Rosalind Heywood. 1959 (1961), Dutton, 191pp, out-of-print. (VG- in G DJ. Prev. owner's name & address inside. Edgewear and slight water damage on DJ.) A well-regarded review of ESP research. (4/23/99)

By Russell Targ and Keith Harary. 1984, Villard, 294pp. (G+ in G DJ. Ink stain on spine. Seveal page corners folded.) (5/1/99)

By Sheila Ostrander and Lynn Schroeder. 1974, Berkley, 344pp, photo insert. (G, no DJ) A review of psychic research. (4/29/99)

by Ostrander, Sheila and Schroeder, Lynn 1970, Bantam, 457pp, out-of-print. (VG) "Read about the astonishing breakthroughs, the key personalities in the psychic research laboratories of Soviet Russia, Bulgaria and Czechoslavakia -- laboratories created and supported by the Russian government." (5/3/99) - Also listed on UFO Regional Cases -- Outside USA: Book Assortment.

By Sheila Ostrander and Lynn Schroeder. 1970, Prentice Hall, 443pp. (G+ in Fair DJ) (5/4/99)

By Charles Panati. 1974, Quadrangle, 301pp,, B+W photos throughout. (VG in foxed DJ) "The people and experiements described in this book are part of the sceintific revolution, heralds of the age of psychic energy. They arenothing like the earlier world of seances, table rappers and palm readers, but are instead respected scientists conducting rigourous laboratory invesitgations on both gifted psychics and ordinary people who reveal tremendous potential for a wider and deeper life of the mind." (6/8/99)

By Edgar Mitchell 1974, Putnam, 708pp, out-of-print. (G. No DJ. crease on spine.) The former astronaut reviews psychic research in a hefty book that is full of footnotes and references.

A very impressive work -- essentially a textbook of psychic research. --GC

Parapsychology (4/21/99)

By Jan Ehrenwald, M.D. 1948, Norton, 212pp. (VG in Fair DJ in wraps. 1st Edition) "The author shows that telepathy is subject to much the same psychological laws as govern dreams, neurotic symptoms and certain manifestations of mental disease." (6/4/99)

By Eileen J. Garrett. 1941, Creative Age Press, 210pp. (VG- in Fair DJ in wraps. 1st Edition.) "Gives a clear, subjective explanation for telepathy, its origins, its manifestations, and its functions." (6/4/99)

By Hubert Wilkins and Harold M. Sherman. 1951, C & R Anthony, 491pp. (G in Fair DJ in wraps. Prev. owner's name & address inside. 2nd Edition.) An account of an experiment conducted in 1937 in which a polar explorer communicated with a receiver in New York City across 3000 miles. (6/4/99)

By Rosemary Ellen Guiley and Marion Zimmer Bradley (introduction). 1991, Castle Books (by arrangement with HarperCollins), 666pp, 9.5x6.5". With DJ. List $35.95. "A comprehensive, lavishly illustrated A-to-Z guide, featuring: * Major figures in the field. * In-depth explanations * Mystical traditions * Places * Phenomena (7/16/99)

By Thomas J. Hudson. 1893 (1995), Castle Books, 409pp, out-of-print. (Fine in Near Fine DJ) Modern reprint of an early work attempting to find "laws' for psychic phenomena. "A classic work in the field of psychic manifestations of the human intellect. The author, Dr. Thams J. Hudson, PhD, LLD, was the acknowledged authority in the field of metapsychics when he wrote the book in the late years of the last century. This book explores all of the metaphysical world from early philosophies to the hypnotism and mesmerism, clairvoyance, visions, right through an overview of the psychotheraputic practices of that time. The phenomenon of spiritualism is covered in all of its forms including contact with the spirit world as well as case histories of witchcraft, hauntings and possessions. The Law of Psychic Phenomena Remains as fascinating and informatative today as it was when it was first published." (5/5/99)

By Paul Kurtz. 1985, Prometheus, 727pp. (6/5/99)

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