Seen and Unseen

Seen and Unseen is a memoir by E. Katherine Bates, written in the early 20th century, detailing her personal experiences with the supernatural. The narrative chronicles her psychic encounters from childhood through her travels in America, Australia, and New Zealand, including spirit communication and table-turning. Bates reflects on the connections between life, death, and the unseen world, particularly influenced by her father's death and her subsequent awakening to her psychic abilities. This work offers a unique perspective on spiritualism and parapsychology, blending personal narrative with insights into the mystical dimensions of existence.