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Evp) and Instrumental Transcommunication (Itc) - Books and Researchers SOME INFORMATION ON THE ELECTRONIC VOICE PHENOMENON (EVP) AND INSTRUMENTAL TRANSCOMMUNICATION (ITC) - BOOKS AND RESEARCHERS Note: we do not sell any of these books or recordings except those marked with an asterisk. English language (ISBNs are included where known) Alsop, Samuel C.R., Whispers of Immortality, Electronic Voices and Images from the Dead (London: Regency Press, 1989). Bander, Peter, Carry on Talking: How Dead are the Voices? (Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe, 1972, 0-900675-66-7). Published in USA as Voices from the Tapes (New York: Drake, 1973). (Both editions are out of print, but we sometimes have 2nd hand copies available for sale). Braga, Newton C., Electronic Projects from the Next Dimension: Paranormal Experiments for Hobbyists (Electronic Circuit Investigator), Woburn MA: Butterworth- Heinemann, 2000 ISBN 0-7506-7305-2 Butler, Tom and Lisa, There is No Death and There are No Dead (AA-EVP Publishing, PO Box 13111, Reno, NV 89507, USA, 2003) ISBN:0-9727493-0-6. All proceeds go to the operation of the AA-EVP. Cardoso, Anabela, Electronic Voices: Contact with Another Dimension? Abingdon, Oxon: O Books/John Hunt Publishing, 2010 ISBN978-1-84694-363-8 Chisholm, Judith, Voices from Paradise (Direct Sales Dept, 2 Home Farm Cottages, Sandy Lane, St Paul’s Cray, Kent BR5 3HZ: Jon Carpenter Publishing, 2000) ISBN 1- 897766-59-9 £9.95. Soon after the release of the film White Noise, an illustrated article, ‘Distant Voices’ by Judith Chisholm was published in the March 2005 issue of Fortean Times, pp. 26-30. Connelly, Gerry, The Afterlife for the Atheist (65 Constable Road, Corby, Northants. NN18 0RT: Domra Publications, 1995). –––––––––––––, Electronic Voice Phenomenon: the Cinderella Science (Corby: Domra Publications, 2001, 0-9524417-4-8, £8.95) Edwards, John Hobart, Speaking to the Dead with Radios: Radio Sweep Electronic Voice Phenomena, CreativeSpace Independent Publishing Platform. 2012 ISBN 978-1- 47932595-5 Ellis, D.J., The Mediumship of the Tape Recorder, privately printed by the author, 1978. Estep, Sarah Wilson, Voices of Eternity (New York: Fawcett Gold Medal, 1988). This is available as a free download as a PDF file at http://aaevp.com/evp_books.htm. ––––––––––––––––, Roads to Eternity, (Lakeville, MN: Galde Press, 2005, ISBN 1-931942- 23-4, $16.95). See http://www.galdepress.com/bkdetails-roadstoeternity.html Fallon, Brian, Psychic Phenomena: The Absolute Truth (Corby: Domra Publications), £4.50 plus postage & packing. Fuller, John G., The Ghost of 29 Megacycles London: Souvenir Press, 1985; New York: Signet, 1986). Deals with EVP, the Spiricom, etc. Gruber, John, EVP Lab 1.0, lulu.com 2010 (978-0-557-33151-2) Jarvis, Stephen, The Ultimate Guide to Unusual Leisure (London: Robson Books, 1998) ISBN 1-86105- 264-6, £10.99. Contains a section on the EVP. Jürgenson, Friedrich, Voice Transmissions with the Deceased, a translation of the German edition of Rösterna Frän Rymden, by two members of AAEVP, is available free at http://www.fargfabriken.se/fjf/ Konstantinos, Contact the Other Side, 7 Methods for Afterlife Communication (St Paul, MN: Llewellyn, 2001) ISBN 1-56718-377-8. Includes a section on EVP. See his website - http://konstantinos.com. Kubis, Dr Pat, and Mark Macy, Conversations Beyond the Light (P.O.Box 11036, Boulder, CO 80301, USA: Griffin Publishing and Continuing Life Research, 1995, ISBN 1-88218-047-X) Locher, Theo, & Maggie-Fischbach, Breakthroughs in Technical Spirit Communication, Boulder CO: Continuing Life Research, 1997 ISBN 978-0-930705-06-0 MacRae, Alexander, EVP and New Dimensions, lulu.com, 2004 ISBN 978-1-411-61503-8 ––––––––––––––––, The Mystery of the Voices, a CD-ROM book, available by mail from Skytech Ltd, Grianan, Portree, Skye, Scotland IV51 9DJ, price £13.00 including postage, UK or overseas airmail. Macy, Mark H., Miracles in the Storm: Talking to the Other Side with the New Technology of Spiritual Contact (New York: New American Library, 2001, ISBN 0-451- 20471-9) $16.00 See also this link http://www.spiritfaces.com/pdfs/my-itc-history.pdf and also short clips concerning Mark’s next book The Project (http://spiritfaces.com/01-abouttheproject.htm). Introduction (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dh4BmGrfClI) In the Beginning (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HTFcEr6esM) Our Ancient Heritage (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JSAJvZAbqnk) Meek, George, Enjoy Your Own Funeral (P.O.Box 460, Lakeville, MN 55044, USA: Galde Press, 1999) Meek, George, A Transcript of the Recording Spiricom – its Development and Potential, Metascience Foundation Inc. Research Division, P.O.Box 747, Franklin, NC28734. See http://www.worlditc.org/h_07_meek_transcript_spiri.htm Noory, George, & Rosemary Ellen Guiley, Talking to the Dead (New York: Tom Doherty, 2011, Forge 2012 (ISBN 978-0-76532-539-6) *Raudive, Konstantin, Breakthrough; An Amazing Experiment in Electronic Communication with the Dead, translated by Nadia Fowler, edited by Peter Bander (Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe, 0-900675-54-3); New York: Taplinger, 1971; paperback edition, New York: Lancer, ?1972) Our edition of Breakthrough, with a free copy of the record (see below), is available from us at £35.00. Rogo, D. Scott, & Raymond Bayless, Phone Calls from the Dead (New York: Prentice Hall, 1979, London: New English Library, 1980). Rogo, D. Scott, Life after Death (Wellingborough: Aquarian [now HarperCollins], 1986) *Sheargold, R.K., Hints on Receiving the Voice Phenomenon (Gerrards Cross, 1973) Copies are still available from us at £2.50, postage free. Sherman, Harold, The Dead are Alive, (New York: Fawcett, 1981) Smith, Susy, Voices of the Dead? (New York: Signet/New American Library, 1977) Solomon, Grant & Jane, The Scole Experiment (London: Piatkus, 1999) ISBN 0-7499- 2032-7 £16.99 Swanson, Dr Claude, The Synchronized Universe. New Science of the Universe (Loveland, CO: Poseidia Press, 2003) ISBN 0-974526-10-X Uphoff, Walter & Mary Jo, New Psychic Frontiers (Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe, 1975; 2nd edition, 1977; 3rd edition, with Oregon, WI: New Frontiers Center, 1980) Out of print. Has a section on the EVP. Webster, Ken, Vertical Plane (London: Grafton/HarperCollins, 1989). Chiefly about the strange behaviour of a computer. Weisendale, Bill, Transcommunication for the Novice (HCR 31, Box 390, Sandy Valley, Nevada 89019-8945, USA ) Welch, William Addams, Talks with the Dead (New York: Pinnacle Books, 1975) Its Bibliography lists a number of useful articles in periodicals Whitfield, Robert, Voices from Another Dimension, EVP book and cassette (New Age Electronics, 42 Greenwood, Tweedmouth, Berwick-on-Tweed, Northumberland TD15 2EB, phone: 01289 304352.) £12.90 plus postage and packing. Zammit, Victor, A Lawyer argues for the Afterlife (from the Association for the Scientific 2 Investigation of the Afterlife, P.O.Box 168, Double Bay, Sydney 2028 Australia). Containing a useful section on the EVP and ITC. The text is also available on Victor’s website at http://www.victorzammit.com/ Earlier publications of possible interest Dyne, Mark, Electronic Communication for the Spiritual Emancipation of the People, Manchester: The Spirit Electronic Communication Society, revd. ed. 1954. Thompson, Ernest, Electronic Communication with the Spirit World, North Lancashire District Council, Spiritualists’ National Union, September 1950. THE TEXTS OF THESE PAMPHLETS ARE REPRINTED IN ISSUES 19 AND 21 OF THE QUARTERLY NEWSLETTER OF THE EVP & TRANSCOMMUNICATION SOCIETY (SEE BELOW FOR DETAILS). For new and out-of-print books, try Atlantis Bookshop, 49a Museum Street, London WC1A 1LY. Ph. 020 7405 2120 Mrs M.Hancock, 46 Montague Close, Oakland Park, Swaffham, Norfolk PE37 7EQ Richard Hatem, 2485 Queensberry Road, Pasadena, CA 91104, USA. email: [email protected] Specialist Knowledge Services, 20 Paul Street, Frome, Somerset. Ph.01373 451777 Watkins Bookshop, 19-21 Cecil Court, Charing Cross Road, London WC2N 4HB. Phone 020 7836 2182 And try the Internet: www.Amazon.com, www.amazon.co.uk. To search the stocks of thousands of secondhand/rare booksellers in the British Isles, North America, Australasia and the rest of the English speaking world, try www.abebooks.com. More and more booksellers list their stock there. Swedish language Jürgenson, Friedrich, Röstema från Rymden (Stockholm: Saxon & Lindströms, 1964) then republished as Radio- och Mikrofonkontakt med de döda (Uppsala: Nybloms, 1968) Olsson, Eva, & T.Eckhardt, TV-Kontakt med Andra Sidan (Täbay: Shekinah Media, 1998) Thorlin, Claude, De Döa Talar på Band (Västerås: Larson, 1972) Werneroth, Lizz, Fönster mot spegelvärlden (Staffanstorp: Sydbok Produktion AB, 1992, ISBN 91-630-1112-3) The author collaborated with Friedrich Jürgenson. German language Jürgenson, Friedrich, Sprechfunk mit Verstorbenen (Freiburg im Br., Germany: Herman Bauer, 1967; München: Goldmann 1981). Translated from the Swedish. Maurina, Zenta, Konstantin Raudive Zum Gedächtnis, Memmingen: Maximilian Dietrich Verlag, 1975. Has some articles about the EVP. Raudive, Konstantin, Unhörbares wird Hörbar (Remagen, Germany: Der Leuchter Otto Reichl Verlag, 1968). Translated, edited, and published as Breakthrough (1971). Raudive, Konstantin, Überleben wir den Tod? (Remagen, Germany: Der Leuchter Otto Reichl Verlag, 1973). Raudive, Konstantin, Der Fall Wellensittich, Untersuchungsbericht zur Frage der Medialität sprechender Vögel (Remagen, Germany: Der Leuchter Otto Reichl Verlag, 1976) About voices found in budgerigar chirrups. Seidl, Franz, Das Phänomen der Transzendentalstimmen: Entdeckung Aufnahmetechnik und die Konstruktion des Psychophons
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