Call for Papers for 2020 Vision: Looking Forward conference (16-19 June). Deadline: March 15. Read more
News (with date when news was posted)
LECTURE: Chris Josiffe will give a talk about Gef! The strange tale of an extra-special talking mongoose, 24 February, 2020, Kensington Central Library Lecture Theatre. Read more
CONFERENCE: Psi Saturday. Prof. Chris Roe, Dr Callum Cooper, Dr Glenn Hitchman, Dr David Saunders, Louise Spiers, and Rachel Evenden will give talks at the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Centre, Edinburgh, 22 February 2020. Read more
LECTURE: Prof. Chris French will give a talk, The Psychology of Ghosts and Hauntings, 4 February, 2020, The Canalhouse, Nottingham. Read more
A historian, Kyle Falcon, has written an article of interest "Shoemaker, Spiritualist, Cavalryman, Madman: The Case of James Doody" Read more
A historian, Andreas Sommer, has written an article for aeon in which he argues that "there is good cause to question the overzealous pathologisation of spiritual sightings and ghostly visions" Read more
SPR Council member Tom Ruffles recently reviewed Scientifical Americans: The Culture of Amateur Paranormal Researchers by Sharon Hill. Read more
One of our stalwarts, Mary Rose Barrington, vice-president of the SPR, has participated in Shattered Reality Podcast to talk about truly anomalous experiences. Read more
Earlier this year an article in the American Psychologist by Prof. Etzel Cardeña provoked commentary from Profs. Arthur Reber and James Alcock. Now the Journal of Scientific Exploration has published responses, including one by SPR Council member Prof. Bernard Carr titled Blind Watchers of Psi. Read more
The latest issue of Stanford Magazine included a graphic novel about Thomas Welton Stanford, who was interested in spiritualism and sat with the medium Charles Bailey Read more