Michael D Goss

The Bat Who Wore Glasses

Poltergeists: An Annotated Bibliography of Works in English, Circa 1800-1975

The Evidence for Phantom Hitch-Hikers

Water Dynamics in Plant Production

Lost at Sea: Ghost Ships and Other Mysteries

Rebooting the Herman & Chomsky Propaganda Model in the Twenty-First Century (Intersections in Communications and Culture)

Using the Herman & Chomsky Propaganda Model that was introduced in 1988, Goss offers a rigorous and accessible portrait of contemporary news media. Following a current survey of media ownership and news worker routines, in a series of case studies, he shows how recent news discourse has developed an...

Lost at Sea

A mother pleads with her son not to sail on a certain steamer because she has dreamt - three times in a row - that the vessel will never reach its destination. Modern-day observers watch in awe as a ghost ship - blazing from bow to stern - dutifully reenacts a two-hundred-year-old tragedy that the o...

The Evidence for Phantom Hitch-Hikers: An Objective Survey of the Vanishing Passenger from Urban Myths to Actual Events (Mind, Body, Knowledge)

All over the world, motorists report giving lifts to hitch-hikers who then vanish ghostlike into thin air. Phantom Hitch-Hikers, as these insubstantial passengers are called, have become classified as an urban legend and have been related to historical tales of supernatural traveling companions. But...

The Bat Who Wore Glasses

A little bat who is challenged with poor sight continues to try to fly even when it seems he'll never fly well. The book even includes a search for the author's initials within the book artwork.

Poltergeists

Introduces the reader to poltergeist literature in the form of over 1100 references drawn from books, research papers, journals and magazines published between 1882 and 1975.

Lost At Sea: Ghost Ships and Other Mysteries

2005