New Books X 3

For those who may be interested, I had 3 new books arrive in the mail today. They are (in the photo) from left to right: (A) The Most Mysterious Places on Earth, which is a U.K. edition of my 2012 U.S. book, The World's Weirdest Places, which was renamed for some odd reason!; (B) a new hardback, Russian version of my U.S. 2012 book, The Pyramids and the Pentagon; and (C) a new book from me and Glen Vaudrey, titled Mystery Animals of the British Isles: Staffordshire, which is all about strange creatures seen all over the English county of Staffordshire, where I grew up.

Mysterious Places vs. Weird Places

Last year, New Page Books, here in the US, published my book The World's Weirdest Places. Well, a UK edition has just been released, but the UK publisher has decided to rename the book as The Most Mysterious Places on Earth. Why, I don't know. It must be a conspiracy ;)

World's Weirdest Reviewed...

 

 

Andy Lloyd reviews my latest book, The World's Weirdest Places, and notes:

 

"Nick Redfern explores the realms of the paranormal, covering a selection of locations across the globe. Some are well known, some are highly unusual choices. All of them have in common the distinction of being 'steeped in strangeness of more than just one nature'. One might say they are polyparanormal in character. Redfern indicates that such sites are known in paranormal circles as 'window areas'. It is a curious thing indeed that seemingly innocuous locations can host such a diversity of phenomena as ghosts, Bigfoot, UFOs, black panthers, supernatural monsters and a general sense of nefarious malevolence."

 

He continues:

 

"The World's Weirdest Places is an entertaining and sometimes surprising collection of paranormal tales and hair-raising legends from across the globe."

 

And here's Andy's full review.

World's Weirdest: Reviewed

Author Linda Godfrey (The Beast of Bray Road, Hunting the American Werewolf, Real Wolfmen) reviews my latest book, The World's Weirdest Places.

Coast to Coast AM Tonight

I'll be on Coast to Coast AM tonight, talking about my The World's Weirdest Places book. Times are 11PM-2AM Pacific, 1AM to 4AM Central, and 2AM to 5AM Eastern. Should be a good show!

A Weird Q&A

Yesterday, I did a Q&A with The Examiner about my most recent book, The World's Weirdest Places, and which covered a lot of areas and subjects: winged things in Vietnam; werewolves in England; high-strangeness deep in the New York Subway System; and much more.

You can find the full thing right here...

The World's Weirdest... Reviewed

Over at The UFO Iconoclasts, Rich Reynolds reviews my latest title, The World's Weirdest Places and notes: "If you want an edifying book about weird things at the fringe of our world, get this book."