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An extensive bibliography of books, articles, fiction and films on UFOs, alien contactees and related subjects. Published 1986. 15613 entries total, arranged by topic, then alphabetically by author. Each entry includes author, title and publication information, but no synopsis. Sections include unpublished papers, government documents, UFO periodicals, foreign language publications, etc.
originally posted by: Aliensun
I gather that my expose article on Travis Walton in the Winter 1980, No. 5, issue of "UFO Update" has been summarily dismissed for being in that publication. I think it worthy of pointing out that my article was the first one--as far as I know--that detailed the case and suggested that Walton had not been truly abducted, but taken to be healed from his innocently stepping underneath the emissions from the UFO. Since at least 1998 Walton has taken that position, however.
I've had a similar experience. What I saw was not a saucer and did not behave like the ones in the reports. But it was definitely technological and definitely (based on the technology supposedly around at the time) not a conventional man-made craft.
originally posted by: intrptr
I had no idea that later, on a dark mountain top, I would be confronted by the real thing.
It didn't appear or behave like anything I had read back then.
I wonder how many of these stories are contrived for purposes of infotainment, to bore everyone to death?
Palmer was pretty much the inventor of the saucer genre if you ask me. He was even linked to Kenneth Arnold if my memory isn't deceiving me.
originally posted by: Aliensun
a reply to: IsaacKoi
I suggest that a critical look at the genre for that era would find him as almost inventor of the MIB stories.
James Willett Moseley (August 4, 1931 – November 16, 2012) was an American observer, author, and commentator on the subject of unidentified flying objects (UFOs). Over his nearly sixty-year career, he exposed UFO hoaxes and he engineered hoaxes of his own. He was best known as the publisher of the UFO newsletters Saucer News and its successor Saucer Smear, which became the longest continuously published UFO journal in the world.
originally posted by: mindrape
I've had a similar experience. What I saw was not a saucer and did not behave like the ones in the reports. But it was definitely technological and definitely (based on the technology supposedly around at the time) not a conventional man-made craft.
originally posted by: intrptr
I had no idea that later, on a dark mountain top, I would be confronted by the real thing.
It didn't appear or behave like anything I had read back then.
I wonder how many of these stories are contrived for purposes of infotainment, to bore everyone to death?
Very few people I have met in person who have seen one have described saucers.
originally posted by: intrptr
originally posted by: mindrape
I've had a similar experience. What I saw was not a saucer and did not behave like the ones in the reports. But it was definitely technological and definitely (based on the technology supposedly around at the time) not a conventional man-made craft.
originally posted by: intrptr
I had no idea that later, on a dark mountain top, I would be confronted by the real thing.
It didn't appear or behave like anything I had read back then.
I wonder how many of these stories are contrived for purposes of infotainment, to bore everyone to death?
Very few people I have met in person who have seen one have described saucers.
Thanks for coming back with your shared experience. I couldn't say what shape the 'thingy' I saw, it was dark and appeared as a blue light, but like you also said it was technological and not from here.