Due to time and file size constraints this will be the first occasion Phenomena Magazine is not sent directly to you. Instead we will send a monthly reminder pointing you to the new edition downloadable directly from our website.
In January's edition Dave Sadler discusses a visit to the Deva Asylum. Kirst D'Raven & Steve Mera reveal their ten year investigation into the alleged paranormal disturbances in Stocksbridge UK. Jason Day looks into one of the world most talked about paranormal disturbances. Steve Wagner reviews some of the reports of unusual bedroom experiences. Marie D. Jones discusses the 2012 Enigma. The mystery of the Dropa Stones, the latest news & book reviews. And much more... Festive greetings and good will to you for the new year from all at Phenomena Magazine, MAPIT and the UPIA. Get your free PDF and all back issues from http://www.phenomenamagazine.co.uk/
Just a cautionary note for the makers of Phenomena magazine. I am typing this on an Apple iPad, a lovely device which due to the vagaries of one of the leading lights in Apple Computers completely lacks Adobe Flash functionality. Quite a few similar tablet computers also lack flash, but a nice electronic copy of a magazine or book is just the thing to curl up and read before the fire on a dark winter evening.
ReplyDeleteThe Phenomena mag website uses Flash to function. The text version is but a pale imitation, plus the download links don't work correctly. I would therefore like to point out that unlike those enlightened folk at the CFZ (whose website looks simply fabulous on an iPad) the good folk at Phenomena are missing out on some passing trade due to using Flash.
Now, I'm not saying don't use it, merely that complete reliance on it gives a single point of failure that is quite likely to fail.