In this book, Abduction, Pulitzer prize winning author Dr. John Mack explores alien abductions fully from among his best cases.

In this book, Harvard psychiatrist Dr. John Mack, published astonishing results of four years of intensive research and investigation into alien abduction. Dr. Mack unleashed a fire storm of controversy. Dr. Mack focuses on 13 ordinary Americans from nearly 100 case studies would tell dramatic, inspiring, and similar stories.

These people all described repeated visits from large eyed beings, mysterious instruments, telepathy, invasive medical procedures, hours of missing time, journeys of personal transformation, and startling messages about the future.

This book is a challenge to any reader. This raises questions about how we live on this planet and with each other. It raises questions about the nature of reality, time, space, energy and a true nature of humanness.

Dr. Mack is professor of psychiatry at the Cambridge Hospital, Harvard Medical School and founding director of the Center for Psychology and Social Change. His earlier books include the 1977 Pulitzer Prize winner, A Prince of Our Disorder, a biography of T. E. Lawrence.