This 1992 conglomeration is one of the more sensational books about Tesla, his purported origins, and the vast range of his inventions.
Nikola Tesla was a truly mysterious figure, and the exact nature of his discoveries has led to rampant speculation. This book is given to wild conclusions (at times implausible and incoherent). For example, "now that Tesla has shed his physical body, he is working on [the experiment] from the Inner Planes."
This book will have you believe that scientific discoveries are a function of Black Magicians battling the forces of light. On a good day, it is the free-thinking God-fearing scientists who achieve victory!
Three stars, because rarely do I label a book science-fiction, science, fantasy, and non-fiction, all at once. This conglomeration is itself an achievement, hard to classify, but easy to enjoy as entertainment.
If you only read one book about Nikola Tesla — please not this one!