Beverly Hills, CA: Southern California Society for Psychical Research 1979. First edition - The first of three issues published by the Southern California Society for Psychical Research between 1979 and 1985. Founded in 1961, the Southern California Society for Psychical Research was dedicated to education and research in parapsychology. In its mission statement, it states that while it "does not take a corporate view regarding parapsychology, one of its assumptions is that the field deserves wide public awareness and education." This issue includes two articles by Bayless - "Low-amplitude, Acoustical, Tape-Recorded PK with Target Objects: Experiments Conducted by Wesley Frank and Raymond Bayless" and "An Electronic Poltergeist" and one by McAdams, the President of the Society -"The Wide Range of Survival Evidence." References. 30 pp in stapled wrappers.

New York: Coward, McCann & Geoghegan, (1975). First edition - Leela is an ancient Indian game - the version used as the basis for this translation was brought to the US in 1969 by Harish Johari, foreword by Claudio Naranjo. 143 pp. ISBN: 0-698106474.

Woodbury, MN: Llewellyn Publications (2014). SIGNED first edition - A "gonzo document of what it is like to actually live a magickal life, to exist as a pagan or witch and to b truly polyamorous. . . the stranger-than-fiction story of two soul mates who rejected the status quo and embraced higher ideals...and had a whole lot of fun while they were at it. Reclaiming Pagan as a spiritual identity - and living in an open marriage for over four decades - Oberon and Morning Glory Zell truly embody the freedom to think, to love, and to live." SIGNED by Sulak on the half title page. Includes a 16-page color photo insert and a brief timeline, cast of characters, bibliography. 410 pp plus ads. ISBN: 978-0738714820.