The Occult Review, Volume I

About this book

The first half-year of a new occult magazine brings reports of unusual phenomena into conversation with religious and psychological questions. Essays, correspondence and reviews show contributors trying to interpret the supernormal from different positions rather than presenting a settled doctrine. Edited by Ralph Shirley and published by Rider, the 1905 volume establishes a forum where occult speculation and attempts at psychical investigation share the same pages.