During the last few weeks, I have been continuing to make requests to various researchers for permission to scan newsletters that they used to edit
and seeking to get those newsletters scanned. The generally positive responses have continued.
Fortunately, my cooperation with the AFU in Sweden, Barry Greenwood in the USA and others has also continued.
Indeed, some further researchers have begun assisting in this project (including Ray Boeche).
The collection of scanned defunct UFO newsletters is building up rather nicely.
So, now online (as detailed below) are the following new collections of PDFs (which have been added to the previous tally of about 40 collections of
newsletters that had been scanned, with another 10 or so due to be online within the next week or so):
(1) "Saucer Scoop"(Joan Whritenour, Brad Steiger and others)
(2) "OVNI" (Omar Fowler, Black triangles),
(3) "Houston Sky" (Gayle Nesom)
(4) “SPI Enigmas" and "SPI Newsletter" (Malcolm Robinson)
(5) "Journal of the Fortean Research Center" (Ray Boeche)
(6) Tom Adams "Stigmata" (animal mutilations) and "Crux" (general forteana, including UFOs)
(7) Centre for Fortean Zoology's "Animals & Men" (CFZ)
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“Saucer Scoop” was published by Joan Whritenour and others (including Brad Steiger) in the second half of the 1960s.
This newsletter was a mix of concise summaries of UFO press reports and comments on the output of various UFO groups at that time, plus some brief
articles and advertisements for the publications of other UFO researchers and other goods (e.g. UFO detectors).
Joan Whritenour and some of her fellow editors are now deceased. One of them, Brad Steiger, is still alive and active in UFO/fortean research. Ray
Boeche helpfully contacted Brad Steiger for me to ask if he had any issue with this publication being made freely available online and Brad promptly
responded that he thought this was “an excellent idea” and he had no problem with it. Issues of Saucer Scoop also contained a statement that
material can be copied as long as it is credited.
With that position in mind, the AFU scanned many issues of “Saucer Scoop”. Barry Greenwood in the USA filled in a significant number of the gaps.
A few issues remain to be located and scanned.
I hope that posting this (incomplete) collection helps prompt some further collaboration to complete the scans of this newsletter.
The collection of scanned issues (listed below) can be downloaded with a single click during the next week from this temporary link: we.tl...
After the next week, or if you only want a specific issue, they can also be found longer-term on the AFU’s website at this link: www.afu.se...
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 01 (****CURRENTLY MISSING****)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 02 (****CURRENTLY MISSING****)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 03 (****CURRENTLY MISSING****)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 04 (****CURRENTLY MISSING****)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 05 (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 06 (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 07 (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 08 (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
Saucer Scoop - vol 1 no 09 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 10 (****CURRENTLY MISSING****)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 11 (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 1 No 12 (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 01 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 2 No 02 (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 03 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 04 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 05 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 2 No 06 (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 07 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 08 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 09 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 10 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 11 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 2 no 12 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 01 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 02 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 03 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 04 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - Vol 3 No 05 (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 06 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 07 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 08 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 09 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 10 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 11 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 3 no 12 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 4 no 01 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 4 no 02 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 4 no 03 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 4 no 04 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - vol 4 no 05-6 (SCANNED BY AFU)
Saucer Scoop - Best of (SCANNED BY BARRY GREENWOOD)
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Clas Svahn has been in touch with Omar Fowler for me and obtained permission for the "OVNI" newsletter (of Omar Fowler’s “Phenomenon Research
Association”) to be scanned and made available on the AFU's website.
The AFU has scanned 158 issues of this newsletter and Barry Greenwood has scanned a further issue.
Omar Fowler is probably best known for his research into “Flying Triangle” reports. He is interviewed by Richard D Hall in the video below.
Reflecting Omar Fowler’s areas of interest, his “OVNI” newsletter contains a higher proportion of material on “Flying Triangle” reports than
most UFO journals.
The collection of scanned issues (listed below) can be downloaded with a single click during the next week from this temporary link: we.tl...
After the next week, or if you only want a specific issue, they can also be found longer-term on the AFU’s website at
THIS LINK.
Gayle Nesom has also given permission for the AFU to scan and upload her "Houston Sky" newsletters from the 1990s.
As the name implies, this UFO newsletter focused on sightings in and around Houston – plus comments on and by researchers in that area.
Issues 1 to 11 have now been scanned by the AFU in Sweden. Gayle has confirmed to me that no issues were published after issue 11 (although she had
gather some material for Issue 12 and it sounds like that would have been a very interesting issue).
The collection of scanned issues (listed below) can be downloaded with a single click during the next week from this temporary link: we.tl...
After the next week, or if you only want a specific issue, they can also be found longer-term on the AFU’s website at this link: www.afu.se...
Houston Sky - no 01 - Oct-Nov 1994
Houston Sky - no 02 - Dec 1994-Jan 1995
Houston Sky - no 03 - Feb-Mar 1995
Houston Sky - no 04 - Apr-May 1995
Houston Sky - no 05 - June-July 1995
Houston Sky - no 06 - Aug-Sept 1995
Houston Sky - no 07 - Oct-Nov 1995
Houston Sky - no 08 - Dec 1995-Jan 1996
Houston Sky - no 09 - Feb-Mar 1996
Houston Sky - no 10 - April-May 1996
Houston Sky - no 11 - Jun-Oct 1996
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(4) SPI's "Enigmas" and "Strange Phenomena Investigations Newsletter"
I recently asked Malcolm Robinson for his permission for the AFU to scan and upload the newsletters of his "Strange Phenomena Investigations”
(“SPI”) group, i.e. “SPI Newsletter” and “SPI Enigmas”
Newsletter"
Not only was he willing for these to be scanned, he was "chuffed" about this.
The SPI publications cover a fairly wide range of fortean material (e.g. ghosts and psychic phenomena), but includes a considerable amount of material
about UFOs - particularly Scottish UFO sightings.
Each of the relevant individual issues is at these permanent links (as will any more issues I can obtain...) : www.afu.se... and www.afu.se...
These collections can also be downloaded with a single-click from these temporary links respectively : we.tl... and we.tl...
SPI Newsletter - No 01
SPI Newsletter - No 02
SPI Newsletter - No 03
SPI Newsletter - No 04 (CURRENTLY MISSING)
SPI Newsletter - No 05 (CURRENTLY MISSING)
SPI Newsletter - No 06 (CURRENTLY MISSING)
SPI Newsletter - No 07
SPI Newsletter - No 08 (CURRENTLY MISSING)
SPI Newsletter - No 09 (CURRENTLY MISSING)
SPI Newsletter - No 10 (CURRENTLY MISSING)
SPI Newsletter - No 11 (CURRENTLY MISSING)
SPI Newsletter - no 12
SPI Newsletter - no 13
SPI Newsletter - no 14
SPI Enigmas - no 17
SPI Enigmas - no 18
SPI Enigmas - no 19
SPI Enigmas - no 20
SPI Enigmas - no 21
SPI Enigmas - no 22
SPI Enigmas - no 23
SPI Enigmas - no 24
SPI Enigmas - no 25 (CURRENTLY MISSING)
SPI Enigmas - no 26
SPI Enigmas - no 27
SPI Enigmas - no 28
SPI Enigmas - no 29
SPI Enigmas - no 30
SPI Enigmas - no 31
SPI Enigmas - no 32
SPI Enigmas - no 33
SPI Enigmas - no 34
SPI Enigmas - no 35 (CURRENTLY MISSING)
SPI Enigmas - no 36
SPI Enigmas - no 37
SPI Enigmas - no 38
SPI Enigmas - no 39
SPI Enigmas - no 40
SPI Enigmas - no 41
SPI Enigmas - no 42
SPI Enigmas - no 43
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(5) "Journal of the Fortean Research Center" (Ray Boeche)
Ray Boeche has kindly given me permission to upload searchable scans (which he produced) ofthe journal of his "Fortean Research Center".
Ray Boeche has previously written that "... the Journal attempted to address the issues and topics of the day: UFO-related government documents
obtained through the Freedom of Information Act, the Majestic-12 controversy, the alien abduction phenomenon, ghosts and hauntings, animal
mutilations, psi phenomena, and all matters cryptozoological and Fortean. It was always our hope to serve as a reliable source of information — of
data — and let the reader exercise critical-thinking skills in order to draw their own conclusions".
A complete set of the issues of this publication is now freely available on the AFU's website at
THIS LINK
I've also created a temporary Wetransfer link so that the collection of issues can be downloaded with a single click: we.tl...
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 1 No 1
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 1 No 2
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 1 No 3
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 1 No 4
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 2 No 1
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 2 No 2
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 2 No 3
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 2 No 4
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 3 No 1
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 3 No 2
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 3 No 3
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 3 No 4
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 4 No 1
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 4 No 2
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 4 No 3
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 4 No 4
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 5 No 1
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 5 No 2
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 5 No 3
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 5 No 4
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 6 No 1
Journal of the Fortean Research Center - Vol 6 No 2
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Tom Adams published the "Stigmata" newsletter on animal mutilations ("mutes") and a less well-known, and shorter-lived, newsletter on "Strange
Phenomena, Singular Events, UFOs, Quirky Notions and Goofball Ideas" known as "Crux".
Tom died in 2014 in rather sad circumstances. He had no immediate family left. He had also lost touch with many of his friends in the "mutes"/fortean
community. His obituary indicates there was no formal service for Tom when he was cremated.
One of Tom's friends, Ray Boeche, worked with several other colleagues to collect Tom's publications together as a tribute to Tom. Ray and others did
a lot of work to gather a complete set of material together. Ray Boeche published that material in the book "Bloodless Cuts". Ray has now given
permission for me to upload Ray’s scans of the relevant material. (I'd prefer to also have permission from Tom's family/heirs, but given the
circumstances outlined above this appears to be impossible).
I've split the collection of "Stigmata" into individual issues and uploaded searchable scans of them to the AFU's website at
THIS LINK
The temporary link below can also be used to download the collection with a single click. we.tl...
CFZ (the "Centre for Fortean Zoology") and its director, Jonathan Downes, are well known to anyone with any interest in Cryptozoology. I recently
asked Jonathan for permission to upload searchable scans of the CFZ's magazine - "Animals & Men" - to the AFU's website. (The AFU's collection extends
beyond UFOs to wider forteana).
Jonathan promptly responded that he thought this was "a great idea".
So, Issues 1 to 45 of that magazine have now been scanned by our friends at the AFU in Sweden and are now online.
The collection can also be downloaded with a single-click from this temporary link : we.tl...
(I’ll post a copy of links to this publication in the Cryptozoology forum as well).
Animals and Men - No 01
Animals and Men - No 02
Animals and Men - No 03
Animals and Men - No 04
Animals and Men - No 05
Animals and Men - No 06
Animals and Men - No 07
Animals and Men - No 08
Animals and Men - No 09
Animals and Men - No 10
Animals and Men - No 11
Animals and Men - No 12
Animals and Men - No 13
Animals and Men - No 14
Animals and Men - No 15
Animals and Men - No 16
Animals and Men - No 17
Animals and Men - No 18
Animals and Men - No 19
Animals and Men - No 20
Animals and Men - No 21
Animals and Men - No 22
Animals and Men - No 23
Animals and Men - No 24
Animals and Men - No 25
Animals and Men - No 26
Animals and Men - No 27
Animals and Men - No 28
Animals and Men - No 29
Animals and Men - No 30
Animals and Men - No 31
Animals and Men - No 32
Animals and Men - No 33
Animals and Men - No 34
Animals and Men - No 35
Animals and Men - No 36
Animals and Men - No 37
Animals and Men - No 38
Animals and Men - No 39
Animals and Men - No 40
Animals and Men - No 41
Animals and Men - No 42
Animals and Men - No 43
Animals and Men - No 44
Animals and Men - No 45
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