Black Light: Perspectives on Mysterious Phenomena - Paperback

by William J. Grabowski (Author)

An exploration of anomalous aerial phenomena (popularly known as UFOs), and what appear to be associated effects--"entity" sightings and apparent interactions; "poltergeist" activity; bizarre electromagnetic intrusions involving telephones, TVs, computers, and even our minds. Citing both historical and present-day accounts, Grabowski humanizes disturbing--occasionally shocking--material by never ignoring its effect on witnesses. A genuine unknown aspect behind our lives...and speculations that we are collectively collaborating with it, projecting dreams, despair, terror, and hope onto what might be ultimately revealed as the driver behind evolution--physical, spiritual, and social. "[BLACK LIGHT] is a heck of a piece of work!" --George Knapp, Emmy Award-winning investigative reporter (KLAS/CBS-TV)

Author Biography

Independent writer/editor William Grabowski is the author of 9 books and over 300 short stories, articles, interviews, and reviews. Recent work is on Forbes.com, 2 Paragraphs, Magonia Blog, Hellnotes, Horror World, and in magazines CEMETERY DANCE and National Public Radio-associated WIRELESS, as well as in Daniel Howard's VOICES OF IMAGINATION anthology of science fiction, fantasy, and horror. Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist George Knapp (KLAS/CBS-TV) lauded Grabowski's work on syndicated radio show COAST TO COAST AM. A five-year stint as contributing editor with World Fantasy Award-winning THE HORROR SHOW earned him a nomination from SPWAO as best nonfiction writer. Currently he reviews books for Hellnotes.com, Horror World, and is writing a new "epic" novel. He enjoys Punk, dark music, and hot chilies.