Strange But True: From the Files of Fate Magazine from the Files of Fate Magazine

by Craig Miller and Corrine Kenner

Book Overview

Our world is filled with mystery, magic, and the bizarre, making the expression, "truth is stranger than fiction" a phrase that everyone knows. In Strange But True , Corrine Kenner and Craig Miller have selected some of the most amazing true stories from the pages of FATE magazine, and presented them in a way that will startle, thrill, and fill you with a sense of wonder about the universe. When ordinary people experience the extraordinary, it changes...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1567182984
• ISBN13: 9781567182989
• Release Date: September 2002
• Publisher: Llewellyn Publications
• Length: 264 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 5.2" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

Great for anytime!

Plenty to steal your attention! Filled with fun, reality, and the scary possibilities..! Halloween season is here and we are all ready for the unusual!

A Chilling Read!

A fantastic book that's hard to put down. The tales within are chilling. I thoroughly enjoyed it and recommend it to those who like ghost stories or tales that are just plain weird.

very creepy ... couldn't sleep after reading this

This is a very well written collection of short stories. Some are haunting while others are inspiring. The stories are from all over the US and are quite varied in content: UFO sightings, premonitions of death, fortune tellers, ghosts, out of body experiences, etc. I like to save money and rarely purchase books, but highly recommend buying this particular one. It's well worth the $9 and a creepy companion on those dark and stormy nights :)

Gotta Have This Book

This was one of the best books I have ever read. I couldn't put it down. The stories were so descriptive it felt like you actually witnessed it. I have always been fascinated with aliens, ghosts, the paranormal and the supernatural. If you are like me then this is definately the book for you!

A Perfect Title

I'm a skeptic about many things, but some things just can't be explained or ignored. This book grabbed me and made me wonder about some events in my own life that were both profound and beyond explanation. I hope they write a follow-up! Skip Knowles