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Skepticism By Daniela Elana
Eight college freshmen worlds collide after crossing paths with a witch. They watch as the lives of their friends are torn apart by paranormal activity and psychological torment.
Skeptical Blog Anthology By Kylie Sturgess & for the Young Australian Skeptics
This book is a collection of reader-nominated blog posts, representing the best of a new wave of online skepticism. Collected over a year, it features a plethora of posts on topics ranging from the... More > vaccination debate, paranormal claims, the ongoing creep of creationism into politics and education, conspiracy theories, homeopathy, outreach, all kinds of alternative medicine and even attempts to tackle the question "What is skepticism?" The Skeptical Blog anthology features essays by: Dr Phillip Plait, Barbara Drescher, Dr Karen Stollznow, Sharon Hill, Dr Petra Boynton, Brian Thompson, Yau-Man Chan, Dr Chris French, Jack Scanlan, Laurie Tarr, Dr Amy Tuteur, Daniel Loxton, Jake Dickerman, Lisa Bauer, Desiree Schell, Michael Marshall, Andy Lewis, the Skeptics' Guide to the Universe's Evan Bernstein, Robert T Carroll and many others. Edited by Kylie Sturgess, in association with the Young Australian Skeptics.< Less
SECOND EDITION… now with larger print! This book is a collection of reader-nominated blog posts, representing the best of a new wave of online skepticism. Collected over a year, it features a... More > plethora of posts on topics ranging from the vaccination debate, paranormal claims, the ongoing creep of creationism into politics and education, conspiracy theories, homeopathy, outreach, all kinds of alternative medicine and even attempts to tackle the question "What is skepticism?" The Skeptical Blog anthology features essays by: Dr Phillip Plait, Barbara Drescher, Dr Karen Stollznow, Sharon Hill, Dr Petra Boynton, Brian Thompson, Yau-Man Chan, Dr Chris French, Jack Scanlan, Laurie Tarr, Dr Amy Tuteur, Daniel Loxton, Jake Dickerman, Lisa Bauer, Desiree Schell, Michael Marshall, Andy Lewis, the Skeptics' Guide to the Universe's Evan Bernstein, Robert T Carroll and many others. Edited by Kylie Sturgess, in association with the Young Australian Skeptics.< Less
The Skeptical Text By David Lane
This book contains a series of articles which take a critical look at various religious and paranormal phenomena.
Believer Skeptic By David Lane
A collection of critical essays on the work of Edgar Cayce, Ken Wilber, Gurus, and other New Age subjects
The Worst of the IT Skeptic By Rob England
A compilation of writings from the first three years of the IT Skeptic so that you can conveniently read the wickedest wackiest wittiest posts of your favourite IT bombast. The IT Skeptic's... More > blog is a commentary on IT's sillier moments, especially those related to ITSM in general and ITIL in particular. This is not because the IT Skeptic wishes to focus on ITIL - it is just that ITIL and itSMF provide such great material for a skeptic. This material is delivered to you in a special media presentation technology known as a "book": affordable, flexible, robust, light, compact, wireless, with a remarkably low power consumption, zero boot time, integral bookmarking and annotation functions, permitted on airplanes even during takeoff and landing, and readable in daylight.< Less
The Skeptic Paper By Jonathan McCarthy
Join a skeptical atheist as he journeys through a series of exciting, terrifying and illuminating visions, exposing the truth about his most foundational assumptions of God, life and faith.
Join a skeptical atheist as he journeys through a series of exciting, terrifying and illuminating visions, exposing the truth about his most foundational assumptions about God, life and faith.
Skeptical Vision By Mark Protsik
Skeptical Vision is an anthology of 50+ poems written in a 20 year span concerning life, love and human interaction. The poems are versed in a deep and sometimes dark articulation. Subject matter... More > varies from enlightening, heartfelt emotions to angry, hurt and sad outlooks on events. Some of the writings are served as prominent third-person points-of-view while others are first-person speculations.< Less