Written in the 1950s at the height of popular fascination with UFOs, this is the great psychologist's brilliantly prescient meditation on the phenomenon that gripped the world.

Hoagland's history of the exploration of Mars, and his case that beings were on Mars millions of years ago assembling behemoth structures whose ruins are still seen today, is updated with a new preface covering the Mars Global Surveyor photos and reactions of NASA. Includes maps, charts, and tables. Photos & illustrations.

The occult world of Jack Parsons, one of the founding fathers of American rocket-science.

A preliminary to Dick's masterwork, Valis, in which Phil appears as an explicitly named autobiographical character for the first time. Soon to be a major new film.

Introduces modern readers to Emanuel Swedenborg and examines Swedenborg's findings through the lenses of philosophy, science, mysticism, and psychology. This book explains extraordinary mystical experiences on the level of everyday understanding and experience, leading to a more ethical way of living.

The story of the CIA's paranormal espionage programme.

Offers instructions and information for those interested in working with Dreams and Out of Body Experiences. This book includes techniques for recalling dreams, becoming conscious in the dream state, and inducing Out-of-Body Experiences.

Robert Temple traces the traditions of the Dogon and three related tribes back 5000 years to the ancienct Mediterranean cultures of Sumer and Egypt. He shows a knowledge dependent on physics and astrophysics, which they claimed was imported to them by alien visitors from the star system Sirius.

The Collected Works of Charles Fort. This 'Encyclopedia Forteana' anthologises the cult hero's four classic works on the strange, the unexplained and the just plain weird: 'The Book of the Damned', 'Lo!', 'Wild Talents' and 'New Lands'.

8TH EDITION

Looks at science as a dogmatic attempt to explain phenomena in prefabricated and often constrictive terms. This title intends to recount hundreds of strange situations that the author felt eluded scientific explanation - from black rain to six-legged lambs - many of which were reported in mainstream scientific publications.

Philip K. Dick's scathing satire of the arms race.

A collection of journalism, social commentary, short fiction and autobiography, this book is divided into sections of writing on each decade: 1950s, '60s, '70s, '80s and '90s. The book begins with a furious condemnation of the US justice system.

A discussion of how modern advertising attempts to control our thoughts and desires in order to make us buy the products it produces.