1. A strange saga of the Loch Ness Monster and magic...
2. And a follow-up article on supernatural lake-monsters...
3. The controversy surrounding the Chupacabra...
4. Shape-shifting creatures...
5. When George Adamski got hoaxed...
6. Flying Saucers and Uranium poisoning...
7. Taking a look at the Yeti...
8. Brad Steiger and the Trickster phenomenon...
9. Men in ape-suits...
10. The future of Cryptozoology...
Showing posts with label Yeti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yeti. Show all posts
Monday, May 21, 2018
Tuesday, March 14, 2017
"A Surviving Form Of A Giant Ape"
No, not the Yeti or Bigfoot. This is another one...
You can read about it in this new article from me.
Wednesday, April 13, 2016
A Tall Tale of the Yeti?
Also at Mysterious Universe I highlight a controversial story of the Yeti...
Tuesday, September 29, 2015
A Manifestation Of Monsters - Reviewed
There's a new review from me of Dr. Karl Shuker's latest book: A Manifestation of Monsters. Here's how the review starts...
"Wondering where I got that article-title from? I’ll tell you: it’s also the title of the brand new book from Dr. Karl Shuker: A Manifestation of Monsters: Examining The (Un)Usual Suspects. Published by Anomalist Books, this is an excellent new book, one that those of you fascinated by the subject of Cryptozoology will definitely enjoy. Indeed, it’s difficult to go wrong with one of Karl’s books, as he’s someone who is justifiably referred to as one of the world’s leading cryptozoologists.
"What I enjoy about Karl’s books (and particularly so the new one) is that he doesn’t just focus on the world’s most famous cryptids, such as Bigfoot, Ogopogo, Nessie, the Yeti, and so on. Nope, as the '(Un)Usual' wording of the sub-title clearly demonstrates, Karl gets into the worlds of some very obscure and odd critters. Which is, of course, a good thing. Yes, Karl focuses on some of the more famous ones too. But, giving the reader a look at a wealth of strange “things” that, very likely, many have no knowledge of is a big plus."
Friday, July 24, 2015
The Bigfoot Book...
Received in the mail today copies of my new book with Visible Ink Press: The Bigfoot Book: The Encyclopedia of Sasquatch, Yeti, and Cryptid Primates.
If you've seen my earlier book with Visible Ink Press, The Zombie Book, it's the same format: 150,000 words, 400 pages, and around 200 A-Z entries.
So, as well as well known things like "B for Bigfoot," "Y for Yeti" etc, there are a lot of obscure Bigfoot-type creatures listed from Africa, South America, Europe, the Far East, and much more.
Plus, entries on Bigfoot in movies, TV shows, history, legend, and on what Bigfoot might really be, and 120 photos/drawings/paintings.
Also entries on some of the more controversial aspects of Bigfoot, such as the "infra-sound" issue and Bigfoot/UFO theories.
Friday, November 29, 2013
Creatures for the Kids
Each November, I do a series of lectures for Dallas' Highland Park School District on the Loch Ness Monster, Bigfoot, the Chupacabras, the Yeti etc. And every year the teachers have the kids (aged around 7) mail me drawings and letters of the things they liked and learned from the lectures. And above are a few of the latest...
Monday, March 25, 2013
The Origins of a Monster
"Many people have heard of the legendary Abominable Snowman or Yeti. It’s the Himalayan equivalent of the United States’ famous Bigfoot. But not so many, perhaps, know of the origins of the beastly man-monster of the snowy peaks. It’s a reportedly diabolical denizen of the huge Himalayas - a mountain range in Nepal, Tibet that is home to the 29,000-foot-high Mt. Everest. The Yeti is perceived, for all intents and purposes and depending on whom you care to ask, as a giant ape of an unclassified nature, or a surviving example of Gigantopithecus, a huge, gorilla-like animal long thought to be extinct. Others, of a far more skeptical mind, might very well say it’s merely a mixture of hoaxing, folklore, misidentification, and mythology."
That's how I begin my new Lair of the Beasts article for Mania.com on the origins of the Yeti...
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