Mental RadioWorld-renowned author of The Jungle and described as a "prophet of social justice", Upton Sinclair astounded his readers and the scientific world with a bold venture into the paranormal. Written in 1929 by Sinclair with his wife, Mary Craig Kimbrough, Mental Radio is the product of Sinclair's reading -- hundreds of volumes on psychic research -- followed by three years of intense, hands-on scientific investigation into psychic phenomena. Without doubt, Sinclair's in-depth study of his wife's telepathic abilities helped establish the paranormal as a subject worthy of scientific consideration. Copyright © Libri GmbH. All rights reserved. |
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