Unexplained

Real-Life Supernatural Stories for Uncertain Times

By: Richard MacLean Smith

Narrated by: Bruce Mann

In every corner of this earth there are secrets. They are hidden in the dark edge of the woods, nestled in the cold stars, and staring out from a stranger's eyes. And whether they be demonic possession or an unsolved murder, the unknown has always haunted our dreams.

From the hit podcast Unexplained comes a volume perfectly crafted for the curious, the cynical, and the not-easily frightened. Richard MacLean Smith is the expert in the unknown and humbly offers up 10 tales of real-life events that continue to evade explanation. With these chilling stories comes the missing key: a connection to our own beliefs in science, superstition, and perception.

What can a case of demonic possession teach us about free will? What can a cursed box show us about the act of storytelling? What can a supposed instance of reincarnation tell us about developing a concept of the self?

Perhaps some things are just better left unexplained....

©2019 Richard MacLean Smith (P)2020 Tantor

Decent

This book opens well and fulfills what you might hope it to be. The author can’t help but attempt to explain the paranormal phenomenon at length. They feature elaborations filled with pop science and post modern philosophy. Rendering the title comically ironic.
In short this author is a legitimate paranormal researcher but they watch too much BBC.
Cheers!

Great book, horrible narrator

Narrator has one set cadence for each and every sentence spoken. If you can endure that, read on. Absolutely terrible to listen to.

good stories, horrible narrator

great stories, unfortunately told by the most irritating narrator I've ever had the displeasure of listening to

Horrible Narration

Those who buy the audiobook because they are fans of the podcast will be severely disappointed. Bruce Mann’s narration is horrible, made more so in comparison to the natural voice talent of Richard MacLean Smith.

Is it the voice or the tone?

It was good, but the reader was to artificial sounding , no emotion, that’s just my opinion ….