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Among his many predictions, Criswell often returned to one particular forecast: womankind’s domination of the world and even outer space, led by Mae West.
Ed Canfield talks about the Zodiac Club and the strange time he made brief psychic contact with Criswell, self-proclaimed 20th century Nostradamus.
Read the forbidden predictions of the Amazing Criswell, king of the pop celebrity psychics, noted for his bizarre predictions and Ed Wood films!
A paranormal experience leads David Kerekes to consider two magazine subscriptions and ‘reality’ as a metaphor for the human condition.
David Kerekes explores childhood and two novels by Edgar Mittelholzer, My Bones and My Flute and The Piling of Clouds (with reference to Colin Wilson).
From fun with mould to making it Halloween all year round, Wallis and Wilson offer you 100 ways to almost certainly (not) improve your life without really trying.
The Dæmons is a Doctor Who adventure in which devils come to life. Discussing the Nigel Kneale influence and its place in weird children’s TV of the 1970s.
The pandemic has made the world a quieter place. Jennifer Wallis misses the noise, and writes here about silence and the struggle to fill it.
Showroom dummies are taking over the world! Once described as ‘highly coloured science fiction for older children’, David Kerekes takes a look at the nightmare that is Doctor Who, beginning with one of the most memorable shows.
The strange but true tale of drowning, dogs, and inflatable men. Ladies and gentlemen, Henry Silvester, the “practically unsinkable” man!
Power Snatched artwork by L Jamal Walton
Power Snatched artwork by L Jamal Walton
