More on the Rendlesham Forest Controversy

 Dave Clarke digs deep with a new article on the 40th anniversary of the Rendlesham Forest affair of December 1980. Here's the link. A very interesting article!

The Vermont Monster Guide

 

Back in 2009, I reviewed a then new book, The Vermont Monster Guide. Well, there's a recent, updated version available right now, and I'll be reviewing it soon.

And here's the info from the publisher: 

"Though not widely acknowledged, the Green Mountain state is home to more winged wonders, wet weirdoes, and crypto creatures than any other state in the country. You probably know about Champ, the elusive monster of Lake Champlain. But what about Northfield's Pigman? And Richford's The Awful? Wherever you are in Vermont--in town or country, river or lake, land or sky--you're never far from the unknown. Or the unexpected.Joseph A. Citro, respected monster hunter, brings to light over sixty Vermonsters, many captured in exquisite, ghoulish detail by the pen, brush, and ink of artist Stephen R. Bissette. Designed as both a cautionary tale and handy field manual for those who dare, The Vermont Monster Guide will be of interest to natives and tourists, to young and old...though it may not be suitable for readers with fragile constitutions.WARNING: The Author, Illustrator and Publisher are NOT responsible for any unfortunate encounters that may result from the reading of this book."

 

About That New "Rendlesham Forest UFO" Book

 

If you are into UFOs in general and the Rendlesham Forest case of 1980 in particular, you are going to want the new book from John Burroughs, one of the key people in the incidents. 

 

John's book will be available next week. You can find it here.

 

In the meantime, here's where's you can find my review of the book.