Carrington was the primary consultant and contributor of story ideas for The Mysteries of Myra, a 15-episode silent film series released in 1916 (photo to the right), which introduced "realistic" supernatural concepts such as automatic writing and astral projection to the screen.
The leading character, Dr. Payson Alden, the first paranormal investigator of the cinema, was modeled after Carrington himself. (
The novel developed from Carrington's ideas and the screenplay of the series were written by Charles Goddard.)

Carrington published more than 100 books and pamphlets; the following is a selection of some of his works:
Parapsychology titles
The Physical Phenomena of Spiritualism (Boston : H. B. Turner & Co., 1907)
The Coming Science (Boston : Small, Maynard, 1908)
Eusapia Palladino and her Phenomena (New York : B.W. Dodge & Co., 1909)
Spiritism and Psychology (with Théodore Flournoy) (1911)
Death, its Causes and Phenomena (1911)
Death Deferred (1912)
Hindu Magic (Kansas City, Mo.: The Sphinx, 1913)
Personal Experiences in Spiritualism (Including the Official Account and Record of the American Palladino Séances) (London, T. W. Laurie, ltd, 1913)
Personal Experiences in Spiritualism (1918)
The Problems of Psychical Research (New York, Dodd, Mead, 1914)
True Ghost Stories (New York: J. S. Ogilvie Pub.
Co., 1915)
Zenobia; (a dream of ancient Egypt).
A psychic drama in seven scenes (1916)
Psychical Phenomena and the War (New York : Dodd, Mead, 1918)
Modern Psychical Phenomena (London, Paul, 1919)
Higher Psychical Development (New York : Dodd, Mead, 1920)
Your Psychic Powers, and How to Develop Them (1920)
Death: The Causes and Phenomena, with Special Reference to Immortality (1921)
Spiritualism (with James Joseph Walsh) (1925)
The Projection of the Astral Body (with Sylvan Muldoon) (1929)
The Story of Psychic Science (1930)
Woman's Love Life (1930)
Loaves and Fishes: A Study of the Miracles, of the Resurrection, and of the Future Life in the Light of Modern Psychic Knowledge (1935)
Houdini and Conan Doyle (with Bernard M. L. Ernst) (1932)
A Primer in Psychical Research (1933)
The Psychic World (1937)
Essays in the Occult (1947)
The Invisible World (1949)
Haunted People: Story of the Poltergeist down the Centuries (with Nandor Fodor) (1951)
Psychic Oddities (1952)
Mysterious Psychic Phenomena (1954)
The Case for Psychic Survival (1957)
Little Blue Book titles
Great Men of Science (1923) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No.
409)
The Nature of Dreams (1923) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No.
417)
Life: Its Origin and Nature (1923) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No.
419)
Yoga Philosophy, An Outline of the Secret Hindu Teachings (1923) (128 pages, Little Blue Book No.
421)
Psychology for Beginners (1924) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No.
491)
Chemistry For Beginners (1924) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No.
679)
Food and Diet In Relation to Life and Health (1925) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No.
761)
Astronomy for Beginners (1925) (60 pages, Little Blue Book No.
895)
Hindu Magic Self Taught (1928) (32 pages, Little Blue Book Vol.
1277)
Ventriloquism Self Taught (1928) (32 pages, Little Blue Book Vol.
1278)
Fasting for Health, How to Fast; Why Fasting Helps; What to Do; How to Break the Fast (1928) (32 pages, Little Blue Book Vol.
1321)
Natural Hygiene and Fasting titles
 Vitality, Fasting, and Nutrition (New York, Rebman company, 1908)
The Natural Food Of Man (1912)
Food and Diet (1925)
Valuable Health Hints (1947)
The Argument for Vegetarianism (1951)
The Scientific Basis of Vegetarianism (1951)
Fasting For Health and Long Life (1953)
The History of Natural Hygiene (1954)
Hints on Fasting Well (1956), 61 pages (first author was Marie Sweet)
The Hygienic Way Of Life (1956)
Physical and Mental Factors in Health (1956)
Save Your Life By Fasting (1969)
The Fruitarian Diet is a 44-page extract from The Natural Food Of Man (1912)
Articles
The Philadelphia Record. (
1907).
In the Land of Spooks With the Spirit Fakers.
22 September.

The New York Times. (
1908).
Ingenious Frauds at Lily Dale Seances.
8 March.

The New York Times. (
1909).
Detecting the Trick
Carrington was the primary consultant and contributor of story ideas for The Mysteries of Myra, a 15-episode silent film series released in 1916 (photo to the right), which introduced "realistic" supernatural concepts such as automatic writing and astral projection to the screen. The leading character, Dr. Payson Alden, the first paranormal investigator of the cinema, was modeled after Carrington himself. (The novel developed from Carrington's ideas and the screenplay of the series were written by Charles Goddard.)
Carrington published more than 100 books and pamphlets; the following is a selection of some of his works:
Parapsychology titles
The Physical Phenomena of Spiritualism (Boston : H. B. Turner & Co., 1907)
The Coming Science (Boston : Small, Maynard, 1908)
Eusapia Palladino and her Phenomena (New York : B.W. Dodge & Co., 1909)
Spiritism and Psychology (with Théodore Flournoy) (1911)
Death, its Causes and Phenomena (1911)
Death Deferred (1912)
Hindu Magic (Kansas City, Mo.: The Sphinx, 1913)
Personal Experiences in Spiritualism (Including the Official Account and Record of the American Palladino Séances) (London, T. W. Laurie, ltd, 1913)
Personal Experiences in Spiritualism (1918)
The Problems of Psychical Research (New York, Dodd, Mead, 1914)
True Ghost Stories (New York: J. S. Ogilvie Pub. Co., 1915)
Zenobia; (a dream of ancient Egypt). A psychic drama in seven scenes (1916)
Psychical Phenomena and the War (New York : Dodd, Mead, 1918)
Modern Psychical Phenomena (London, Paul, 1919)
Higher Psychical Development (New York : Dodd, Mead, 1920)
Your Psychic Powers, and How to Develop Them (1920)
Death: The Causes and Phenomena, with Special Reference to Immortality (1921)
Spiritualism (with James Joseph Walsh) (1925)
The Projection of the Astral Body (with Sylvan Muldoon) (1929)
The Story of Psychic Science (1930)
Woman's Love Life (1930)
Loaves and Fishes: A Study of the Miracles, of the Resurrection, and of the Future Life in the Light of Modern Psychic Knowledge (1935)
Houdini and Conan Doyle (with Bernard M. L. Ernst) (1932)
A Primer in Psychical Research (1933)
The Psychic World (1937)
Essays in the Occult (1947)
The Invisible World (1949)
Haunted People: Story of the Poltergeist down the Centuries (with Nandor Fodor) (1951)
Psychic Oddities (1952)
Mysterious Psychic Phenomena (1954)
The Case for Psychic Survival (1957)
Little Blue Book titles
Great Men of Science (1923) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No. 409)
The Nature of Dreams (1923) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No. 417)
Life: Its Origin and Nature (1923) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No. 419)
Yoga Philosophy, An Outline of the Secret Hindu Teachings (1923) (128 pages, Little Blue Book No. 421)
Psychology for Beginners (1924) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No. 491)
Chemistry For Beginners (1924) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No. 679)
Food and Diet In Relation to Life and Health (1925) (64 pages, Little Blue Book No. 761)
Astronomy for Beginners (1925) (60 pages, Little Blue Book No. 895)
Hindu Magic Self Taught (1928) (32 pages, Little Blue Book Vol. 1277)
Ventriloquism Self Taught (1928) (32 pages, Little Blue Book Vol. 1278)
Fasting for Health, How to Fast; Why Fasting Helps; What to Do; How to Break the Fast (1928) (32 pages, Little Blue Book Vol. 1321)
Natural Hygiene and Fasting titles
 Vitality, Fasting, and Nutrition (New York, Rebman company, 1908)
The Natural Food Of Man (1912)
Food and Diet (1925)
Valuable Health Hints (1947)
The Argument for Vegetarianism (1951)
The Scientific Basis of Vegetarianism (1951)
Fasting For Health and Long Life (1953)
The History of Natural Hygiene (1954)
Hints on Fasting Well (1956), 61 pages (first author was Marie Sweet)
The Hygienic Way Of Life (1956)
Physical and Mental Factors in Health (1956)
Save Your Life By Fasting (1969)
The Fruitarian Diet is a 44-page extract from The Natural Food Of Man (1912)
Articles
The Philadelphia Record. (1907). In the Land of Spooks With the Spirit Fakers. 22 September.
The New York Times. (1908). Ingenious Frauds at Lily Dale Seances. 8 March.
The New York Times. (1909). Detecting the Trick
Hereward Carrington