Wild Talents

Wild Talents by Charles Fort is a groundbreaking paranormal book exploring the mysteries of psychic abilities, unexplained phenomena, and the hidden edges of science. First published in 1932, it remains one of the most influential works in Fortean literature — a daring investigation into the unknown, questioning everything we take for granted about reality.

In Wild Talents, Fort documents hundreds of extraordinary events: cases of telekinesis, levitation, spontaneous combustion, apparitions, and mind-over-matter phenomena. He connects these reports to human potential, suggesting that such occult studies and parapsychology reveal more about ourselves than about superstition. Fort’s writing blends curiosity, skepticism, and humor, making the book both a challenging and entertaining read for esoteric books collectors and seekers of truth.

“...Charles Fort had the profoundest respect for true scientifically-organized enquiry. But he was the scourge of all ‘Stuffed Shirts’, ‘Establishments’, and hierarchical buffoons; and all their collected dogmas, irrationalities, beliefs, and pseudomysticisms. Long before we, the people, woke up to the gyrations of these assorted phonies, he put the finger on them and their machinations. Yet, withal, he was a genius in that he had both the common sense and the common courtesy to do this with rare good humor and considerable wit.”
— Ivan T. Sanderson

This English edition in Greece brings Fort’s timeless ideas to new audiences — students of science, readers of paranormal book studies, and anyone fascinated by unexplained phenomena. His bold approach continues to inspire thinkers, skeptics, and visionaries who question authority and explore the boundaries of human understanding.

Whether you are drawn to psychic abilities, Fortean literature, occult studies, or the vast field of parapsychology, Wild Talents remains an essential classic — a call to explore the mysteries that lie beyond the limits of accepted science.

15 x 21 cm, 340 pgs