Unexplained

Text and illustrations describe theories that have developed throughout history about strange phenomena such as UFOs, alien abductions, and spirits of the dead, and discuss representations of these topics in art and literature, as well as spiritualist fraud.

Presents stories of paranormal activity from throughout history and examines whether the stories are true or not. Includes photographs, a glossary, and websites for more information.

Explores such mysteries as Bigfoot, the Loch Ness Monster, weird weather, and black holes.

Investigates several well-known accounts of UFO sightings as well as theories aimed at explaining why such reports cannot be true.

Presents a short history of the mythological city of Atlantis, the Lost City of Roanoke, and the secrets of the Pharaohs.

Presents five hoaxes that have appeared since the beginning of the twentieth century including Edward Gardner's claim that he captured fairies on film in 1917 through to the crop circle craze in the 1960s.

Examines the evidence behind reports of Bigfoot, zombies, the Loch Ness monster, Swamp Thing, and Mothman, and debates whether or not such creatures exist.

Tells the stories of several of history's most celebrated disappearances, including Amelia Earhart final flight, Bermuda Triangle incidents, and others, and proposes theories about what might have really happened.

Examines reports of human combustion, ghosts, near-death experiences, and past-life remembrances, and proposes theories about what might really have occurred.

Relates five incidents in which people have reported experiencing premonitions of disasters that came true, or sightings of ghosts from the past, and includes a glossary and index.