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Encyclopedia
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Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrial Encounters.
Edited by Ronald D. Story.
Sometimes you just happen run across it. A rare chimera in a field which
is fraught with mediocrity and deception. A splendid coin, glistening
among others of lesser stature.
Such is the Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrial Encounters. A rare find indeed! This is not what you might think. It’s not yet one more bestiary of alien beings. The book does not endlessly speculate about the habits of ETs, while couching its speculation as fact. It does not make wild proclamations, recursive to some unalterable truth proclaimed by some “expert” or “researcher.”
No, this book is historical overview, nothing more. It’s a true encyclopedia, describing the state of research into subjects strange, esoteric matters that few laypeople can investigate without losing all pretence of objectivity. A place where the all or nothing people have sway over the rest. Where honest enquiry is met with scorne and despite. A field that has few real historians but a field that is probably old as the hills itself.
The field of UFOlogy, if there really is such a thing is not about little mean-grimms that pop into bedrooms to perform badly executed operations. It’s not about weird looking what-nots cruising our otherwise protected skies. It’s not about chupacabera’s and bigfoots, mothmen or creepy little grays.
It's about people.
Its’ about the people who see such oddities, it’s about those who relate their strange encounters. It’s about the folks who snap the photos, it’s about the folks who investigate. It’s about the people who take the journeys to the moon, Mars and even the planet Jupiter. It’s about the sublime, the crude the crackpot and the genuine searcher. The Encyclopedia of Extraterrestrial Encounters recounts the where and what for, the who's-who and who saw what.
Lavishly illustrated, this book deserves a place on any true researcher’s
bookshelf.