Alien Impact

by Michael Craft

Paperback, 1997

Status

Available

Call number

001.9

Publication

St Martins Pr (1997), 332 pages

Description

The author researches every alien theory available, including government cover-ups, alien-human communication, and much more, in a chilling account written from the perspective of both the skeptic and the believer, allowing readers come to their own conclusions. Reprint. K.

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LibraryThing member regularguy5mb
This is the book I've been looking for! Since I really started getting involved in the paranormal field, I've wanted to bring in my childhood interest in UFOs and alien sightings as well, along with cryptozoological investigations. Of course, most modern "ghost hunters" won't go near aliens or
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cryptids, thinking that they must keep themselves from being influenced by what they deem disparate fields of study. I've always felt there was a connection, and Michael Craft seems to agree.

In Alien Impact, Craft examines the modern UFO and alien abductee scenarios in the shadow of history. Since the beginning of recorded history, man has reported lights in the sky, beings from beyond the stars, and creatures with a habit of abducting humans for some purpose or another. The names have changed, as have their motives, but the facts remain eerily similar regardless of time or place.

Not only is this book a look at the alien phenomena present since the 40s and 50s, but also looks at classic fairy stories, ancient religious tales, crop circles, fairy rings, Bigfoot, and even the use of magic and shamanism in human perception. At its core, this book is a look at all strange, Fortean phenomenon and how it is really a call for a more in-depth look at human nature and human perception. What, in the grand scheme of things, do all these odd happenings mean?
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Language

Original language

English

Physical description

332 p.; 4 inches

ISBN

0312962878 / 9780312962876
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