The Mothman Prophecies

John A. Keel

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Hodder Pb

Since the beginning of recorded time, mankind has been plagued by unknown forces and beings, baffled by archaeological phenomena, and haunted by the inexplicable accuracy - and inaccuracy - of prophecies and "visions."    In the classic "Our Haunted Planet," John A. Keel brings into chilling focus strange truths about the earth and its mysterious inhabitants. Could an unseen, prehuman race have taken careful measures to remain hidden from surface dwellers? Are they still watching us from their secret hiding places, manipulating and misleading us, using us for their own entertainment, and controlling our actions?    "Our Haunted Planet" is an entertaining survey of anomalous "Fortean" events such as UFOs, enigmatic stone monuments, Men in Black, missing ships and aircraft, phantom radio broadcasts, teleportation, missing time, black magick, tulpas, angels, demigods, tricksters, and much more.    Unlike most ufologists, who settle on a literal interpretation of such phenomena, Keel is broad-minded and courageous enough to include all possibilities - including the impact of occultists and spies on the fields of ufology, conspiracy, and cryptozoology. Within these pages, modern "spooks" appear alongside the gods of the ancients, creating a mind-expanding pastiche that may either heal your soul, send you to the loony bin, or just keep you up all night as you ponder the meaning of its forbidden secrets.

Our Haunted Planet

Religion & Spirituality

New Age & Spirituality

Fawcett Books

Jadoo

Biographies & Memoirs

Professionals & Academics

Pyramid Books

1st Panther 1976 edition paperback good to vg book In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

Visitors from Space: The Astonishing Story of the Mothman Prophecies

Science Fiction & Fantasy

HarperCollins, Publishers

<p>This non-fiction account of aliens invading a town in West Virginia - first published in 1975 - has now been made into a major motion picture starring Richard Gere, Laura Linney and Alan Bates. It will be one of the biggest movies of 2002, opening in the USA in January, followed by world-wide release. A big UK opening is now tentatively set for early March. For thirteen months the entire town of Point Pleasant, West Virginia was plagued by a dark terror that culminated in a major disaster. Unearthly noises and ghostly lights in the sky gave way to mutilated animals, winged monsters, weird flying machines and worst of all, the fearsomely demonic "Bird" - the Mothman.</p>

Occult & Paranormal

Saturday Review Press

The Eighth Tower

Neville Spearman

Our Haunted Planet (Mysteries of Time & Space)

Futura Publications Edition

Between 1969 and 1974 John Keel, The Mothman Prophencies, privately publised and distributed a little known "Irregularly Published Newsletter" which was never sold by subscription and oddly printed in the order of a book starting at page one and ending at page 217 with a last word by Keel. Amazing articles found within the magazine: Malcolm X's expierence with a paraphysical gentleman in a black suit. Jaques Vallee recounts his amazing story of a possible Men in Black encounter back in Italy in 1952. William Burroughs article on Mind Control and articles rare articles written by John Keel himself. This is an amazing collection from the files of John Keel himself.....

Anomaly - The Irregular Newsletter Edited by John Keel

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<p>The New York Fortean Society was one of John Keel's more enigmatic projects. Having already just written a booklet on "How to Start a Club," Keel decided to give it a shot so he followed his own instructions. The result was the New York Fortean Society! He published 10 issues of this newsletter, printed membership cards, and mailed out flyers for meetings. It lasted from 1984 to 1989, but health and money problems eventually made it hard for Keel to keep it going. This book contains all ten issues!</p>

The New York Fortean Society - A Newsletter Edited by John Keel

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