Here are some of her most notable works:
UFOs:
* "The Coming of the Saucers" (1957) - Her first book, which became a bestseller and helped popularize the UFO phenomenon.
* "The Unseen Ones" (1960) - A follow-up to "The Coming of the Saucers," featuring more eyewitness accounts and analysis of UFO sightings.
* "The Unknown" (1964) - Exploring various unexplained phenomena, including UFOs, ghosts, and other strange happenings.
Other Paranormal Topics:
* "The Ghost Hunter" (1972) - An investigation into haunted places and ghostly encounters.
* "The Secret World of the Psychic" (1975) - Exploring the world of psychic phenomena, including telepathy, clairvoyance, and precognition.
* "The Haunting of the Haunted" (1982) - A collection of stories and investigations into haunted houses and locations.
Other Works:
* "The Great American Dream" (1959) - A historical fiction novel set during the American Revolution.
* "The Lady and the Tiger" (1962) - A fictionalized account of a real-life murder case.
Corliss also wrote numerous articles and essays on various topics, including paranormal phenomena, history, and social commentary.
It's important to note that Corliss's work is often considered speculative and anecdotal. While her books offer fascinating accounts of the paranormal, they are not always backed by scientific evidence. Nevertheless, her work has been influential in popularizing the study of the unexplained and has inspired generations of paranormal enthusiasts.