The Book of the Damned

Looks at science as a dogmatic attempt to explain phenomena in prefabricated and often constrictive terms. This title intends to recount hundreds of strange situations that the author felt eluded scientific explanation - from black rain to six-legged lambs - many of which were reported in mainstream scientific publications.

While holding the distinct position of being called both an enemy of science and an enemy of dogma, Fort challenged the 'closed minds' of established scientists and created a popular classic that has inspired legions of admirers.