(This is the final entry in the files marked ‘Dream Study 1988 – 1990.’ Previous entries can be found here and here.) Dream Journal – Dr Tyrone Sweet ENTRY 211 DATE: 05/01/90 I am in a deserted city where everything is grey. Tall and empty buildings tower over me stretching out as far as the […]
‘Can You Read The Stars?’
Dream Journal – Eric Neubaum ENTRY 71 DATE: 01/11/88 I am in the forest that the large and the wild trees call home. Their branches reach up to caress the underbellies of enormous white clouds, fluffy like the storybooks. Rusted train tracks lead away into a clearing and in the clearing there is a wooden […]
A Dream of Happiness
DREAM JOURNAL – Catherine Nakamura ENTRY 49 DATE: 11/08/88 I am on a small sphere that hangs in the velvet darkness of space, the stars around a sprinkling of pinpricks. But I am small too. I don’t know the names of the worlds that I visit in my dreams. I’ve never known. But I do […]
A Weird Weekend in High Wycombe
In the summer of 2014, Friday the 11th of July to be precise, a series of strange lights are spotted in the skies above the small village of Downley on the outskirts of High Wycombe. These lights are witnessed by at least two dozen people, including a troupe of boy scouts out for an early […]
The Peculiar Fate of Professor Harper
After my graduation in 1989 I was introduced to one Professor Joanne Harper. Professor Harper was one of the leading lights in the field of psychical research at the time; a pioneer, if you will. It was her diligent research that led to the exposure of the controversial medium Madame Brass, and her work on […]
The Curious Case of Lee Woodgate & Josiah Jeniker
Lee Woodgate was born in Cotgrave, Nottinghamshire in 1970. An only child, he grew up in an impoverished household deeply affected by the recession of the early 1980s. Due to these circumstances, the young boy missed out on many opportunities growing up. Resigned to focusing solely on his studies, he passed his GCSEs and ‘A’ […]
‘Stuff to Scare the New Guys With’
There is much debate in scientific and theological circles regarding the exact point in time that a collection of cells can be considered living, as well the exact point that the same collection of cells can be considered dead. The moment of death has historically been a fluid concept. Indeed, there are many examples of […]
