Böcker av Charles Fort

Step into a strange world with this book, where the author, Charles Fort, talks about all the weird stuff that science ignores. In simple, easy-to-read big fonts, you'll read about things like aliens, monsters, ghostly happenings, and bizarre events. Imagine frogs falling from the sky, mysterious flying machines when there were no airplanes, and people mysteriously vanishing or bursting into flames. This special edition of the book brings Fort's groundbreaking work to modern readers, making you wonder: What's really out there?

Prepare to be amazed and bewildered by the strange phenomena chronicled in this classic work of paranormal research. From flying saucers and ghostly apparitions to spontaneous combustion and time travel, Charles Fort leaves no paranormal stone unturned in New Lands. With its meticulous research, biting wit, and boundless curiosity, this book is sure to satisfy anyone with an interest in the unexplained.This work has been selected by scholars as being culturally important, and is part of the knowledge base of civilization as we know it.This work is in the "public domain in the United States of America, and possibly other nations. Within the United States, you may freely copy and distribute this work, as no entity (individual or corporate) has a copyright on the body of the work.Scholars believe, and we concur, that this work is important enough to be preserved, reproduced, and made generally available to the public. We appreciate your support of the preservation process, and thank you for being an important part of keeping this knowledge alive and relevant.

American author Charles Fort wrote a nonfiction book titled The Book of the Damned (first edition 1919). The book is regarded as the first on the subject of anomalistic and deals with a variety of anomalous phenomena, such as UFOs, strange organic and inorganic material falls from the sky, strange weather patterns, the potential existence of mythical creatures, human disappearances, and many other phenomena.Nearly a century after Charles Fort's Book of the Damned was first published, the strange phenomena described in this book remain largely unexplained by contemporary science. These phenomena include time travel, UFOs, mysterious planets, stigmata, rock-throwing poltergeists, enormous footprints, and bizarre rains of fish and frogs. Fort grabs the imagination while disproving widely accepted scientific theories through meticulous investigation and a funny, sardonic writing style. Because he was an ardent collector, almost all of his information was assembled from reports that were published in credible journals, newspapers, and magazines. Being a bit of a loner, Charles Fort spent much of his free time studying these bizarre incidents and gathering these accounts from periodicals given to him from all over the world.

La verdadera historia de los OVNIS que muchos tras copiar informaciones han distorsionado hasta el punto de perder de vista su verdadero significado. Estas series clarifican toda la desinformaci?n que pulula por el internet y bibliotecas. En este volumen, COLIN RIVAS, repasas temas como el origen de la bomba H, su relaci?n con los OVNIS, asi como 3 profesores chiflados, al estilo de un film de Kubrick, que abrieron un portal a EXTRATERRESTRES en California enTRE 1940-1951. Aprender?s sobre los archivos secretos del gobierno, sobre los ocultistas Aleister Crowley y Jack Parsons, y sus conexiones con el misterioSO FEN?MENO OVNI, con Edward Teller, el ?rea 51, Bob Lazar, el fundador de la cienciolog?a y mago negro Ron Hubbard y LA GUERRA QUE SE EST? LIBRANDO EN EL espacio secreto. POR OTRO LADO ACLARAMOS LO QUE ES EL PROYECTO BLUE BOOK, LOS EXPEDIENTES X O DE UFOS U OVNIS, Y EL ENCUBRIMIENTO OVNI, POR PARTE DE LOS HOMBRES DE NEGRO Y DEL #DEEPSTATE O ESTADO PROFUNDO AMERICANO.

"MRS. BELLADONNA''S SUPPER CLUB WALTZ contains work that is a rarity in American literature: a trilogy of prose poems. Charles Fort explores the Other through the use of an elaborate persona. ''Darvil,'' he notes, is a ''composite of devil and evil,'' but he gives him a noble lineage: ''direct descendent of Leo Africanus.'' In deconstructing the great patchwork quilt that is American culture, Fort undermines any notion of the Other while understanding all too well the reality of it. His poems are jazzy riffs through Fourth of July bombast, Native American lore, Afro-Caribbean rhythms, and the detritus of a post-war materialism. And his comedy is Swiftian; he is most brutally funny when he is angriest."—Donald Soucy