Anomalies
Unexplained!

by Jerome Clark, 1993 Visible Ink Press, 443 pgs., Citations in Text, Photographs and Illustrations.

Articles referencing to this book:
Spontaneous Human Combustion: Brief Reports in Chronological Order

A good book with a simple premise; 347 events that have been oft-claimed to be scientifically anomalous, presented in alphabetical order with a lot of information on each subject, fully referenced.
I know, I know... but it's not as boring as I make it sound. The text is easy reading and well illustrated, and for each of the 347 topics Clark does an excellent job of summing up the important points regarding them. This is a great book for people who want to read a little about a lot; it's entertaining and informative.

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