Theoretical Weirdo by John E.L. Tenney Synopsis:
In this book you find a brief samplings of stories, ideas,
ramblings, and thoughts from anomalistic researcher
John E.L. Tenney. These small glimpses into the mess of
his mind should in many cases seem benign or trite. From
paranormal investigation techniques to demons, from
Bigfoot to our spaceship Moon, Tenney has tried to compile
a seemingly uncompilable, mishmash of blips on his
intellectual radar. Hopefully readers will find something
of value or a least a cinder which sets aflame a better idea. Review:
In his book, Tenney provides thoughtful and well written essays on various topics of the Paranormal and Strange.
Among his musings of the, at the time, current state of the paranormal community, Tenney provides articles on bizzare
experiments, antiquated and interesting ghost hunting techniques, as well as the best article on demons and demonology
I have ever read. Conclusion:
If you have any interest in the paranormal, this is a go to book. It should be prerequisite, required reading for anyone
with an interest in the paranormal and high strangeness.