In Hidden Spring: Enquiry into Extrasensory Perception, Brian Inglis offers a clear-eyed and wide-ranging exploration of ESP, telepathy, clairvoyance, and related psychic phenomena.
Drawing on laboratory research, historical cases, and cultural attitudes, Inglis investigates whether extrasensory perception represents a latent human faculty rather than an anomaly. He discusses the work of leading researchers, the resistance of orthodox science, and the philosophical implications if such abilities are real.
Written in an accessible journalistic style, Hidden Spring became an important bridge between academic research and the general reader, helping to bring parapsychology into serious public discussion during the mid-20th century.