Nick Redfern's Blog, page 42

Publication Date Getting Closer...

UFOs in 1967: The U.K. Wave

A new article from me on a 1967 UFO wave...

UFOs: Fatal & Audible

Available from May 2 is a new audible edition of my book, Close Encounters of the Fatal Kind ...

Roswell - More on Secret Experiments...

A new article from me on my forthcoming book on the Roswell affair of July 1947. Its title: The Roswell UFO Conspiracy ...

Neil Armstrong and the Men in Black?

Over at Mysterious Universe I take a look at the FBI's file on astronaut Neil Armstrong - and what may be a link to the Men in Black mystery...

Haunted Toys - New Book From David Weatherly

 
Hanging out last Saturday night with good mate David Weatherly (and just as the flu was kicking in big time), and David gave me a copy of his new book co-written with Ross Allison - Haunted Toys . It's a chilling and fun study of possessed dolls, creepy games and more. I will be reviewing it soon. Well worth buying!!

Mothman: On The Road

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A new article from me on a Mothman-themed road-trip...

The Edinburg, Texas UFO Gig

A bunch of photos from this past weekend, at the annual Edinburg, Texas UFO gig, which was a cool event, and a couple of hundred people turned up and had a good time!

The Roswell UFO: My New Book

Back in 2005, I wrote a book called Body Snatchers In The Desert . It was a study of the Roswell, New Mexico "UFO Crash" of 1947.

As many people know, although I fully believe there is a real UFO phenomenon, I am not convinced that aliens crashed at Roswell. I suspect some kind of secret experiment - with a human crew - is the likely answer.

When Body Snatchers was published, it provoked a huge amount of controversy, and for a while I was Public Enemy Number 1 in Ufology! Not that I cared. People ranted and screamed, and I returned the rants with a middle-finger. It was an interesting and memorable few months of debate online, on radio shows, and in magazines! 

Well, now there is the sequel to Body Snatchers , which will be published around a month from now - and with the 70th anniversary of the crash coming in July.

Time to get ready for more controversy...

The Lake Worth, Texas Goat-Man: A Hoax?

Were hoaxers inspired, in 1969, to create a Goat-Man legend at Lake Worth, Texas? Did the inspiration come from a bloody awful movie that was released in the previous year, 1968? Its title: Night Fright . Those are the questions I ask in a new article...

That's me hanging out at the lake a couple of years ago...