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Supernature. A natural history of the supernatural

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"A fascinating feast of cosmic law and order...compelling reading." - New Scientist "A very super book; mind-blowing in fact." - Brian W. Aldiss SUPERNATURE - The legendary, ground-breaking book about the supernatural. Lyall Watson has challenged scientific orthodoxy by applying new criteria to the investigation of supernatural phenomena. His fascinating and open-minded scientific study proves beyond doubt that science is stranger than the supernatural. "A book of tremendous importance, perhaps the most significant book about the 'super-natural' to appear in the past decade...very exciting." - Colin Wilson in The Spectator "One of the most open-minded books to have come my way." - Cyril Connolly (from the back cover)

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Supernature. A natural history of the supernatural, Lyall Watson

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1977
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Title
Supernature. A natural history of the supernatural
Language
English
Publisher
Coronet
Released
1977
Format
Paperback
Pages
368
ISBN10
0340188332
ISBN13
9780340188330
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First published
1973
Original title
Supernature: A Natural History of the Supernatural
Rating
3.9 out of 5
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"A fascinating feast of cosmic law and order...compelling reading." - New Scientist "A very super book; mind-blowing in fact." - Brian W. Aldiss SUPERNATURE - The legendary, ground-breaking book about the supernatural. Lyall Watson has challenged scientific orthodoxy by applying new criteria to the investigation of supernatural phenomena. His fascinating and open-minded scientific study proves beyond doubt that science is stranger than the supernatural. "A book of tremendous importance, perhaps the most significant book about the 'super-natural' to appear in the past decade...very exciting." - Colin Wilson in The Spectator "One of the most open-minded books to have come my way." - Cyril Connolly (from the back cover)