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I read the book about 8 years ago, but I remember feeling pretty disenchanted as I plowed through it. Corso seems to invent his own reality as the book goes along, and it doesn't really mesh with the framework of other more-established books about UFOs. There was a lot of technical information...

I too am surprised Bishop has not been on the Paracast. I could've sworn he had been, but I guess not. Some interesting interviews here:: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php?op=result&action=series&series=Radio%20Misterioso&nav=series&

Well, I do. I just don't see the point of pressing the issue. My present roommate refers to the incident as "a dream, but I really don't it was a dream". He said it happened when he was younger, and nothing strange since. I think I've read enough books to know when to stop pressing the issue...

Well I don't talk to the other one anymore. He gave me details but claimed it was just an isolated incident in his bedroom when he was in high school or younger I believe. Something about seeing a blue light and having a sensation of being spun around in his bed. I asked for and got as many...

I've read a lot of books about this subject. I've met people like Kathleen Sullivan and Carol Rutz personally. There is a pretty vast body of literature in this vein. There are books that are written strictly telling "survivor" tales such as "Thanks For The Memories" by Taylor and "UNSHACKLED"...

After living with a girlfriend for several years, we split up and I ended up in an apartment living with two others guys. One of them was an old friend/acquaintance from high school days. He shared a similar interest with myself in the UFO phenomenon, and confessed to me one day years ago...

Currently reading "Rock and the Pop Narcotic" by Joe Carducci. Not para-related but definitely a history-of-music book that goes so far beyond any form of rock journalism I've read before that I can't even be sure it's in the same genre of writing. Recently I obtained MUFON symposium...

I live near Whateley, Massachusetts, which I believe is a name people familiar with his works will recognize.

personally I'd much rather Rich work on getting his next book published than do another interview.

This thread is a good example of a lot of the mentality that permeates many message boards; from esoteric to any-old-discussion-forum. Lots of ass-suckling here towards this website's top-dogs. I have nothing against any of the mods or admin of this website. The Paracast is one of my...

WOW! I just want to say that the Paracast has been a consistent source of late-night entertainment to me for about 2 years now. I am a devoted listener who does not support your advertisers (too poor, no need, general disdain for commerce, etc.)! Ever since discovering the Paracast (probably...

I guess it's almost time for another Zorgy? If so, I hope Paracast beats out Binnall, as I think the past year of Paracast has been much more, uh, having-me-on-the-edge-of-my-seat than BoA, which is also rather entertaining of course.

Not to re-rail this thread or anything, but if you search Google News for "condition of anonymity" you'll find over 30,000 results. It's a fact of life. You're not always aware of the reason for their need for anonymity, and it may not be as hostile as you think. I mean, doctors must remain...

You always struck me as a big Whitehouse fan. More Whitehouse than Merzbow, but I'm sure a steady diet of both.

I have an uncle with mental retardation who has always had an interest in UFOs. Relatives would always buy him books and magazines and documentaries. He is mid-level functioning and a little reclusive, so I've not actually seen his UFO library for almost 2 decades, but I'm sure it's quite the...

Timothy Good has written some important works and has published many interviews with various interesting people. Shadowfox, as a high schooler and soon to be college student, try to convince your teachers at every opportunity to let you tailer assignments in some fashion that allows you to...

It's a legitimate concern, but as the first reply to this states, you got to do your own work. You can't look to anyone but yourself, and motivation is your best asset. Research is long and tedious. Find subtler ways to maintain the subject. If you're a student, do research papers on these...

For my first post here I will reply to another who has only posted once. I'm in line with the above statements I've quoted. I'm also 26 years old. I think the general problem with the youth today is the lack of available information. For a generation that has been born into their...