A gathering of Carl Jung's writings on the borderland between psychology and the occult, drawn from across his Collected Works. The pieces run from his early clinical study 'On the Psychology and Pathology of So-called Occult Phenomena' to later reflections in 'The Soul and Death' and 'Psychology and Spiritualism,' plus short forewords on apparitions and precognition. Jung treats seances, spirit belief, and premonition less as frauds to expose than as material thrown up by the psyche, tracing how the mind produces figures it experiences as visitors from elsewhere. A slim volume for readers following his lifelong interest in the irrational.