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Annual Subscription to Australian Journal of Parapsychology is $70.00 (Australian), which includes postage for two issues per year. To place your subscription, click here.

There are a large number of Abstracts available for viewing from previous issues. To view these Abstracts, click here.

A year's subscription to the journal includes two issues of the AIPR's newsletter, The AIPR News, free of charge (click image to view sample).

The newsletter contains non-technical accounts of parapsychological research, psychical investigations, and short topical articles on paranormal themes and events.

Journal subscribers are invited to contribute to the newsletter. For more information about the journal or the newsletter, contact: Dr. Lance Storm

The Australian Journal of Parapsychology welcomes contributions on the topics of extra-sensory perception (ESP), psychokinesis (PK), and life after death. Our basic aim is to present articles that are accessible to the intelligent layperson. We are open to new ideas and will consider all submissions. Note, however, that we are not a 'New Age' or religious journal. To make the Editor's task easier, it is requested that contributions be made in the same style and format as exemplified in previous issues of the Journal. In particular, please include an abstract and a reference section, and pay attention to the citation and referencing style (i.e., APA style). Authors may wish to register their proposed parapsychological experiments, even before they start gathering their data. All submissions, other than book reviews and correspondence, are peer-reviewed.

Contributions can be sent as attachments to e-mail messages to Dr. Lance Storm, or posted as hardcopy or disk to:

Submission of Articles, Permission to Print, and Copyright

Your submitted manuscript must be formatted as a Word document or similar (Microsoft or Macintosh compatible). As the Australian Journal of Parapsychology is peer-reviewed, authors must be prepared to address comments and make required changes to their manuscripts.

Once the article is accepted for publication, the author (or first author if the article is a co-authored submission) will be notified of an approximate publication date, whereupon it will be understood that permission to print is granted (unless the author and/or co-authors withdraw).

Upon publication, the AIPR, Inc., holds copyright on the article. The Australian Journal of Parapsychology is listed with the online database Informit (RMIT Publishing).

Scientific Advisors

Dr. Julie Beischel: mediumship, empirical methods (Tucson, AZ, USA; www.windbridge.org/)
Dr. Michael Daniels: transpersonal psychology, mystical experience, parapsychology (Liverpool, England)
Dr. James Houran: anomalistics, clinical psychology (Austin, TX, USA)
Assoc. Prof. Harvey Irwin (retired): parapsychology, psychology (Armidale, NSW, Australia)
Dr. Hannah Jenkins: philosophy (Hobart, TAS, Australia; www.qipp.com.au)
Dr. Tony Jinks: perception, anomalous experiences (Sydney, NSW, Australia)
Dr. Ralph Locke: psychology (Perth, WA, Australia)
Professor Stanley Krippner: psychology, parapsychology (San Francisco, CA, USA; http://stanleykrippner.weebly.com/)
Mr. Colin Mitchell: physics, philosophy (Melbourne/Adelaide, Australia)
Professor Vernon M. Neppe: neuropsychiatry, behavioural neurology, consciousness research, psychopharmacology, phenomenology, dimensional biopsychophysics (Seattle, WA, USA; www.VernonNeppe.com)
Dr. Adam Rock: parapsychology, psychology (Armidale, NSW, Australia)
Dr. Lance Storm: parapsychology; psychology (Adelaide, SA, Australia)