The vampire network. These are a few of our favorite things. As supermarket shoppers know, the mouthpieces of the paranormal have a total following of zillions, not including the outer planets. The Connecticut Skeptic, circulation 131. Published quarterly out of a Hamden living room by two brothers and a friend, who form the nucleus of the Connecticut Skeptical Society, the newsletter debunks the paranormai and the preposterous with a steady infusion of hard facts.
Submissions are welcome, and there are meetings, seminars and events like ghost investigations.
The three editors formed the society in January 1996 after their love of science drew them into the network of national and regional skeptical societies and they discovered there were none in Connecticut. I'd love to talk to the spirits of the past. By now, a proper skeptic may be wondering if these editors are three self . Actually, an unscientific evening at Dr. Novella's house suggested that they are a laidback, funny lot. Dr. Novella is a vetof a Rikki Lake panel on vampires last October.