Paranormal Theories: A Logical Approach
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I figured since I'm new to the site, I may as well start off bragging about the book I just published! I added it to the LT database, you SHOULD be able to find it here:
https://www.librarything.com/work/15529775/book/114438788
This book was the combination of several years worth of research between myself and my co-author Dan Norvell relating to the paranormal and paranormal theory. Our original idea was to take the old ideas and thoughts and rework them to make sense in a scientific way. For example, it's widely accepting in the paranormal field that spirits emit electromagnetic fields but not a single person can say why. In the very first theory in this book (Theory 1 of 15) we not only addressed this but came up with a plausible explanation for it. That explanation is then used frequently throughout the book to better emphasis that this specific reasoning has more to do with the paranormal than what meets the eye. No one has reviewed the book yet since its publication November 27th, However I look forward to people on this site reviewing it. Library Thing is one of the most well known sites around if you're looking for honest constructive reviews for your literary works.
https://www.librarything.com/work/15529775/book/114438788
This book was the combination of several years worth of research between myself and my co-author Dan Norvell relating to the paranormal and paranormal theory. Our original idea was to take the old ideas and thoughts and rework them to make sense in a scientific way. For example, it's widely accepting in the paranormal field that spirits emit electromagnetic fields but not a single person can say why. In the very first theory in this book (Theory 1 of 15) we not only addressed this but came up with a plausible explanation for it. That explanation is then used frequently throughout the book to better emphasis that this specific reasoning has more to do with the paranormal than what meets the eye. No one has reviewed the book yet since its publication November 27th, However I look forward to people on this site reviewing it. Library Thing is one of the most well known sites around if you're looking for honest constructive reviews for your literary works.
