Psi-ence Fiction
Psi-ence Fiction by Chris Boucher, published by BBC Worldwide in 2001, is a science fiction narrative that explores the intriguing world of parapsychology. The story unfolds at Feynman College, where a grant for research leads to unexpected and eerie developments. As Barry Hitchens conducts tests, he uncovers five students with genuine psychic abilities, setting the stage for a seance that takes a dark turn when one of the girls dies under mysterious circumstances.
Readers will find themselves immersed in a blend of supernatural elements and academic intrigue as the Doctor arrives to attend a lecture on time travel, only to be mistaken for Hitchens. This twist propels him into the unfolding mystery at the college, where the boundaries of science and the supernatural blur. With 288 pages, this edition presents a unique take on the intersection of fiction and science, inviting readers to ponder the implications of parapsychology and its impact on human experience.
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Feynman College receives a grant for parapsychology research to be done by devious Barry Hitchens. During a routine test, he identifies five students who have genuine gifts. The students hold a seance at the site of a murder and one of the girls dies under mysterious circumstances. The Doctor arrives to attend a lecture on time travel, and is mistaken for Hitchens and finds himself drawn into the eerie events at the college. (Available in October.)
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