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Women in Black - Paperback Status

As the Kindle edition of my new book, Women in Black: The Creepy Companions of the Mysterious M.I.B. , has been available for a couple of weeks, a few people have asked when the paperback will go on sale. The answer is July 1.

You can order (right now) the Kindle edition at this link . And here's where you can pre-order the 300-page paperback.

Ramones, Megadeth & UFOs

In a new article , I list my favorite UFO-themed songs. The Ramones, Megadeth, the Pixies, and more make the list...

MUFON Pennsylvania - The Weekend

A bunch of photos from the weekend, from the annual gig of the Pennsylvania-based chapter of MUFON (the Mutual UFO Network) and which was a great time! I spoke on the the occult/demonic parallels to the UFO phenomenon, which provoked a good, fiery debate - as it always does...

And A Couple More Articles...

1. This one on a weird, flying, winged monster...

2. And this one on strange creatures of the London Underground, in the world of fiction...

A Witch, Bigfoot, and "Government Agents"

That's what you'll find in my latest articles at Mysterious Universe :

1. Profiling the UK's most famous witch, and...

2. Bigfoot, Giants, and "Government Agents."

Trevor James Constable, MIB, and the Occult

 
There's a new article from me at Mysterious Universe what starts like this...

Over at his  Twilight Language blog, Loren Coleman has a new post on the March 31, 2016 death of UFO investigator/author Trevor James Constable. The article is titled “‘Space Critters’ Ufologist Trevor James Constable Has Died. It includes the following from Loren: “Another early researcher and writer in ufology has passed away. Native New Zealander Trevor James Constable, 90, died on March 31, 2016, in California. This news comes after only recently learning of the death of Albert K. Bender, 94. Not too surprising, because Bender and Constable were from a special era, there’s an overlap between their lives.”

There most assuredly was an overlap. Constable was deeply interested in the Albert Bender/Men in Black saga of the early 1950s. As I mentioned to Loren: (QUOTE) “Constable contributed a letter to the book Bender Mystery Confirmed . Not many people know of this book. It was a follow-up to Bender’s Flying Saucers and the Three Men . It was published by Gray Barker. The Confirmed book is a collection of about 20 letters from people who had read Bender’s book and who wanted to comment on it.” (END OF QUOTE) In his 1962 letter (which was mailed to Gray Barker) Constable makes it very clear that he believed Bender encountered something straight out of the world of the occult.

And here's the link...

Men in Black...In Sci-Fi

In a new article at Jim Harold's website I take a look at how Albert Bender's creepy-looking Men in Black influenced the world of on-screen science-fiction.

Here's the link.

Women In Black - Almost Ready

Received in the mail this morning an advance "proof" copy of my new Women in Black book, "proof" meaning that I get one last chance to check it for any errors, and then it will soon be good to go with the publisher (Lisa Hagan Books)! Runs to about 300 pages and a bunch of images.

An Early Bigfoot Report?

That's the subject of a new article from me, which you can find here...

Aurora Alien Encounter Gig

A few photos from yesterday's Aurora Alien Encounter gig in Aurora, Texas. More than 300 people turned up to listen to lectures on the saga of the 1897 "UFO crash" at Aurora, famous Texas UFO cases, a UFO crash in Texas, Travis Walton, and much more. It was a good, fun day! The Aurora cemetery is where the dead alien from the UFO crash was buried...allegedly, of course!