Gef the Talking Mongoose : The Eighth Wonder of the World by Hercules Inviticus, Timothy Green Beckley and Paul Dale Roberts (2019, Trade Paperback)
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PublisherInner Light-Global Communications
ISBN-101606119877
ISBN-139781606119877
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Book TitleGef the Talking Mongoose : the Eighth Wonder of the World
Number of Pages274 Pages
LanguageEnglish
Publication Year2019
TopicUnexplained Phenomena
GenreBody, Mind & Spirit
AuthorHercules Inviticus, Timothy Green Beckley, Paul Dale Roberts
FormatTrade Paperback
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Item Height0.6 in
Item Weight15.6 Oz
Item Length9.6 in
Item Width6.7 in
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SynopsisA GENUINE HISTORICAL MYSTERY -A MODERN DAY MONSTER STORY - A TRUE MIRACLE OF NATURE - OF COURSE ANIMALS CAN'T TALK, BUT THIS ONE DID - AND HE DID A LOT MORE GEF THE TALKING MONGOOSE HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD He sang songs. He mimicked other animals and sounds. He could read minds. He was able to move objects through the air although he was no where near them. He chatted with visitors from around the world, sometimes using vulgar language.But they could not see him, because he said he could become invisible whenever he wanted to. All the time living in the walls of a remote farmhouse located on the windswept coast of the Isle of Mann. To the Irvings, especially their teenage daughter, Gef was not a frightening creature but the family's pet who could feast on biscuits, chocolate and bananas, and helped them keep the stoves lit. But to others he was considered a "monstrosity," a freak of nature, an abomination of God. Gef himself seemed confused about his identity. He once said he was from another dimension, that he was a spirit, but took that back by by intimating, "If I were a spirit how could I kill rabbits.?" When quizzed as to why he was so reclusive Gef said he was not a pleasant sight to behold. "I am a freak. I have hands and I have feet and if you saw me you'd faint, you'd be petrified, mummified, turned into stone or a pillar of salt " Overall he said he was not grievous, but warned humans not to irritate him as, "I am not sure what damage or harm I could do if roused. I could kill you all..." In addition to original material, included is the full text of the 1936 book by psychic researcher Harry Price. Exceedingly rare, copies have been selling for upward of $1,000 among collectors. For here are other strange stories - such as the talking stove, the Squonk, and the Bell Witch, as presented by Tim R. Swartz and today's leading investigators of the strange and unknown. This is one of the top Fortean stories of all time. An occult masterpiece. An adventure into the unknown, and the supernormal., A GENUINE HISTORICAL MYSTERY -A MODERN DAY MONSTER STORY - A TRUE MIRACLE OF NATURE - OF COURSE ANIMALS CAN'T TALK, BUT THIS ONE DID - AND HE DID A LOT MORE! GEF THE TALKING MONGOOSE HAS BEEN DESCRIBED AS THE EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD He sang songs. He mimicked other animals and sounds. He could read minds. He was able to move objects through the air although he was no where near them. He chatted with visitors from around the world, sometimes using vulgar language.But they could not see him, because he said he could become invisible whenever he wanted to. All the time living in the walls of a remote farmhouse located on the windswept coast of the Isle of Mann. To the Irvings, especially their teenage daughter, Gef was not a frightening creature but the family's pet who could feast on biscuits, chocolate and bananas, and helped them keep the stoves lit. But to others he was considered a "monstrosity," a freak of nature, an abomination of God. Gef himself seemed confused about his identity. He once said he was from another dimension, that he was a spirit, but took that back by by intimating, "If I were a spirit how could I kill rabbits.?" When quizzed as to why he was so reclusive Gef said he was not a pleasant sight to behold. "I am a freak. I have hands and I have feet and if you saw me you'd faint, you'd be petrified, mummified, turned into stone or a pillar of salt!" Overall he said he was not grievous, but warned humans not to irritate him as, "I am not sure what damage or harm I could do if roused. I could kill you all..." In addition to original material, included is the full text of the 1936 book by psychic researcher Harry Price. Exceedingly rare, copies have been selling for upward of $1,000 among collectors. For here are other strange stories - such as the talking stove, the Squonk, and the Bell Witch, as presented by Tim R. Swartz and today's leading investigators of the strange and unknown. This is one of the top Fortean stories of all time. An occult masterpiece. An adventure into the unknown, and the supernormal.
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- 08 Jun, 2020
Of great value to fans of the Get Story
Well written overview concerning one of the most enchanting mysteries of our time.Significantly, this book includes the complete text of the first book on Gef "The Haunting of Cashen's Gap" which has only been available in rough photocopies or rare bas collections. Thanks for coming out with this volume which has a special place in my library.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 10 Feb, 2021
A closer look at an extra, extra clever mongoose!
A very interesting "package" if you will, containing illustrations and information about a mysterious creature. I enjoyed the book immensely and am very pleased to have a copy of the long out of print book by Harry Price and Richard Lambert. IVerified purchase: YesCondition: New
