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You'll need a sense of adventure, curiosity, natural scepticism and a good sense of humour. Every month, Fortean Times takes you on an incredible ride where you'll enjoy learning about the most fantastic phenomena on earth.
Could radio-like devices with Bakelite knobs cure illness or enhance crops by tuning into the correct frequencies? Or even take photographs across space and time? MARK PILKINGTON looks at the remarkable story, and even more remarkable claims,...
is a monthly magazine of news, reviews and research on strange phenomena and experiences, curiosities, prodigies and portents. It was founded by Bob Rickard in 1973 to continue the work of Charles Fort (1874– 1932). Born of Dutch stock in...
Often said to have more ghost sightings than anywhere else in England, the Cambridgeshire cathedral city of Ely is supposedly haunted by early English saints, phantom monks and historical figures such as Oliver Cromwell and Nell Gwynne....
JEFFREY VALLANCE reveals how the man who launched the Protestant Reformation battled a thunderously farting Satan while sitting on the toilet and unleashed a scatological war of words and images in his fight against the Pope. Growing up...
DANIEL R WILSON tunes in to the acoustic experiments of Delawarr Laboratories and their impact on elecronic music. e acoustic aspects of radionics are o en overshadowed by its more extravagant claims of distant healing and miraculous...
66. THE BROTHERS HUGO The giant Battista Ugo was born in June 1876 in the village of Vinadi, situated in the Italian Alps. He had three normal-sized brothers and two sisters, and also a much younger brother, Paolo Antonio Ugo born in 1887,...