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Now this is the third and final book in the series where the worlds mysteries became a little more disturbing and a little more scary (though I remember some of the episodes of the show scaring the hell out of me). I think really this was the end of the show and Mr Clarke's association with the unknown. For me it was certainly the end of an era. However all good things much come to an end and in someways move on to new things and adventures, so to close off the series I have to admit it was a fa...
The book is not bad, but I had read about these things in the past and I already knew about them, so for me it was reading the same once and again.
This is the third volume in the series, another good read, this is the volume that Arthur C. Clarke didn't want to put his name to at first, but was persuaded and wrote a smaller foreword compared to the other volumes. That was because this volume deals with the more adult subjects with more graphic photographs. The chapter on Mysteries From East And West features spontaneous human combustion and has the now famous photo of the remains of Dr John Irving Bentley taken in 1966, after he combusted,...
