RELEASE DATE: 8-31-07
This is the book the skeptics don't want you to read.
"The controversy surrounding psychic phenomena (psi) is both long and complicated. Chris Carter reviews the many elements of the controversy in great detail, but in a manner that is also readable and entertaining - a difficult feat. Carter adheres strictly to valid scientific and philosophical principles in arguing for the reality of psi and the legitimacy of parapsychology as a science, and he doesn't overstate his case. Any reader who can approach this controversial subject with an open mind will find Carter's book immensely rewarding."
-John Palmer, Ph.D., Editor, Journal of Parapsychology, co-author of Foundations of Parapsychology.
"A masterly guide to the frontiers of science, belief and exploration."
-Rupert Sheldrake, Ph.D., author of The Presence of the Past
"I found a deep well of new information. Carter's book, the first in a series of three, is both scholarly and entertaining; I eagerly await his next two works."
-Robert S. Bobrow, M.D., Clinical Associate Professor of Family Medicine Stony Brook University, Author of The Witch in the Waiting Room
"I highly recommend this book to anyone who is truly open-minded about whther or not psychic abilities exist."
-Jessica Utts, Ph.D., Professor of Statistics, University of California, Davis Author of An Assessment of the Evidence of Psychic Functioning.
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