It's just a shame that the book is so large, and that its author seems like such an asshole. Within its tiresome pages, there are also some really fascinating cases - such as suggestive evidence that America was discovered way earlier than people think it was the true and surprising whereabouts of King Arthur's round table, and its links with The Holy Grail the truly horrifying account of a Texan woman driven to insanity by demonic forces and various other cases which, if true, are amazing and unsettling.
After all its infuriating repetitiveness - (all its many "true" cases which tell of exactly the same thing) - and the annoyingly arrogant ramblings of Hans Holzer, who loves to use exclamation marks and make witty comments more than anyone really should), you have a massive volume of mostly time-wasting tedium in your hands.Īlthough I don't want to write this off completely. To put it simply, this book's 1000+ pages could just as well be reduced to 300 pages and nothing worthwhile would be lost.
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