the occult
The little imps who pretended to be poltergeists
While investigating paranormal activity in postwar Britain, Tony Cornell found mischievous, attention-seeking children to be responsible for some of the more sensational ‘disturbances’
Abiding charms
We seem just as captivated by magic today as our Sumerian ancestors ever were, says Suzi Feay
What the eye don’t see
The best books by good writers — and Philip Ball is a very good writer indeed — are sometimes the…
