Anomalous Phenomena by Keith Thompson

Drawing on archival reports, eyewitness testimony, and on-the-ground investigation, Anomalous Phenomena presents a panoramic chronicle of extraordinary events: mysteriously transported objects, telepathic communications, apparitions of the departed, remarkable healings, and UFOs that behave less like machines than intelligent presences.

Across cultures and centuries, the same motifs recur--phantom figures guiding the lost, ancestors arriving in dreams, unearthly lights that seem to rearrange reality's fabric. Far from fringe curiosities, such episodes demand recognition as part of the human record. Threaded throughout this book are Thompson's own glimpses of the uncanny.

Inviting readers to reconsider the mind-matter divide, Thompson's Anomalous Phenomena opens onto a larger, empirically open model of reality--one that brings science, spirit, and lived experience onto shared ground--where the extraordinary often lives just a breath from the ordinary.

Keith Thompson is an author and independent journalist who writes about politics, belief, and the persistent fact of mystery. He is a talk radio host, former TV talk show host, and former U.S. Senate staff member. His articles have appeared in the New York Times, Esquire, and San Francisco Chronicle. The author of The UFO Paradox and Angels and Aliens, he lives in northwest Florida.