Banging noises and disembodied voices, coming from nowhere and everywhere. Furniture chasing people through the house. Pots and pans and knives and knick-knacks flying through the air. These are the hallmarks of the poltergeist phenomenon. This book on destructive hauntings examines the evidence and develops a theory of the poltergeist phenomenon.

Includes the 2nd Dredd Epic, The Apocalypse War, regarded by many as one of the all time great Judge Dredd stories.

The classic study of alienation, creativity and the modern mind

Discusses how such luminaries as Yeats, Blake, Satre, Nietzche and Robert Graves were effected by Peak Experiences and how on the opposite side it has long been noted that we are least insightful when we are at our lowest ebb. By looking the different areas where this phenomena has occurred, this book reveals a pattern of insight with emotions.

The Rebel Alliance has struck a vital blow against the Empire by destroying the Death Star. As Rebels unite and civil war erupts across the galaxy, who will be left standing?

Cole Cash - known to the world as Grifter - is a former member of Team 7 and the WildC A Ts with ties to intelligence agencies and superheroes alike. A call from sometime ally John Lynch leads Cash to a sleazy downtown bar - but when Lynch doesn't show up, Cash resolves to investigate... leading him down a dangerous path of betrayal.

The Rebel Alliance has struck a vital blow against the Empire by destroying the Death Star. As Rebels unite and civil war erupts across the galaxy, who will be left standing?

Colin Wilson's great classic work is the essential guidebook to the mind-expanding experiences and discoveries of the 20th Century.

THE ATLANTIS BLUEPRINT argues powerfully that all civilisations known to history were preceded by a much earlier civilisation destroyed around 9,600 BC.

An exciting contemporary thinker considers what consciousness is like and how it can be achieved. Traces the development of consciousness from the late 19th century onwards, including Ouspensky, Steiner, Bergson and Barfield.

Presents an incisive study of the psychology of serial killers and the motives behind their crimes. From childhood traumas to issues of frustration, fear and fantasy, this book helps you to discover what turns an ordinary human being into a compulsive killer.

What makes a good scandal? Containing chapters on Michael Jackson, ENRON, the death of David Kelly, the Catholic Church sex scandals and the cash-for-honours scandal, and a chapter on OJ Simpson, this title includes true stories.

Sets out to explore the remote depths of history, inspired by the revelation that the Sphinx had been weathered by water and not by wind-blown sand and was, therefore, thousands of years older than the oldest civilisation known to man. This book attempts to understand how the people in that age thought, felt and communicated on a universal plane.

A vast photographic record of the annals of crime featuring some of the 20th century's most infamous criminals and shocking crimes. It covers everything from arson, cannibalism, con men and headless corpses, to mass murderers, sabotage, victims and vital clues.

Offers the reader fresh insight into the realms of witchcraft and presents evidence that lends credence to the 'Craft of the Wise' - and indeed, to the 'supernatural' as a whole.

This volume presents the history spanning 2000 years of the most enduring mysteries known to mankind, including: Atlantis; the Bermuda triangle; Bigfoot; crop circles; crystal skulls; the Holy Shroud of Turin; the Hope Diamond and other cursed jewels; and the mystery of the Mary Celeste.

Presenting an account of the hunt for serial killers, this work examines the ways they can be tracked down and caught, from the tried-and-true methods of the early 20th century to the high-tech processes in use. It also explores such areas as psychological profiling, genetic fingerprinting, and the launch of the Behavioural Science Unit.

Serial killers are the headline-grabbing criminals of the modern world. With the body count rising, and shallow graves giving up their secrets, almost weekly new names join the list of terrifying murderers, already swollen with the 20th century's most notorious and fearsome criminals.

What were the achievements of the 'angry' writers who emerged in the fifties? All literary movements acquire enemies, but the Angry Young Men of the 1950s accumulated more than most. This title takes the reader on a journey back to this era, and reveals stories from the Greats, including John Osborne, Kingsley Amis, Kenneth Tynan and John Braine.

Robert Battler Britton is an ace British pilot in World War II, whose quick temper made him as dangerous on the ground as he was in the air. In October 1942, Battler and his crew have been dispatched to spearhead a joint action against Hitler's war machine. They need to survive the taunts, the threats, the assaults and that's from the Yanks!