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Dewitt Miller
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Forgotten Mysteries
Today, as age-old certainties crumble in men’s hands, it is natural to ask, “What is the truth behind those strange, half-forgotten tales that seem forever recurring, those facts which, if substantiated, would change our conception of the universe?” Are there ghosts, sea serpents, messages from Mars? Have there been phantom armies? Was there a lost continent of Atlantis? Can men wander along the dimension of time? What of the tales that cluster around this thing called dying? Each of the 15 chapters in Forgotten Mysteries covers a different type of mysterious occurrence. For the first time the whole field of the enigmatical has been presented in one volume. “One of the world’s foremost authorities on psychic phenomena.”—United Press “...enormously readable...”—The Chicago Daily News “This book is in a class by itself.”—San Francisco Call Bulletin “...a fascinating book...”—Vincent Starrett, Chicago Tribune “Tales to keep you awake...Miller focuses the eye of the scientist upon the outre, evoking case histories rather than dungeons, facts rather than ghostly moans.”—Edwin Fadiman, Jr., Philadelphia Inquirer
You Do Take It with You
This is a new release of the original 1955 edition.
Dewitt Miller
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Letters
Letters to DeWitt Miller of Philadelphia, and one to Dr. A.W. Whipley of Cincinnati, concerning publications, reviews, book collecting.
No More Stars and the Man Who Lived Forever
Armchair Fiction presents extra large editions of classic science fiction double novels. Legendary sci-fi authors Lester del Rey & Frederick Pohl collaborated on the first novel, "No More Stars." It was the rottenest of tricks--to bring a man back from the dead to do a completely hopeless job--with the same punishment whether he failed or succeeded! But that's what Dave Hanson was faced with. His memory wasn't real clear, but somehow he knew he'd been flattened by a bulldozer in the wilds of Alaska. In short, he was deader than a doornail--but only for a while. For he was soon alive and well and in the best shape of his life in a strange world filled with strange men, strange beasts, and lot...
DeWitt Miller a Biographical Sketch - Scholar's Choice Edition
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