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Aaron LeClair
Paranormal Maven
Up to Gene and David. For now, feel free to make a thread on book recommendations, or bump an existing one. Maybe Gene will sticky it.
Artyom
Paranormal Maven
- limited preview only.
Artyom
Paranormal Maven
- 'Hidden History of the Human Race' (by Michael Cremo)- http://www.scribd.com/doc/2154003/Forbidden-Archaeology-Michael-Cremo
You can download the whole book as a PDF file, all you have to do is to open a free account on Scribd.com.
David Biedny
Paranormal Adept
We'll, from where I'm looking at it, the whole book is there, not just a limited preview.
Do you see something else? If so, send me a private email, and I'll be happy to email you the PDF of the entire book.
dB
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 proceedings for 1978 and 1979, been checking out those a bit. Too bad that the Black Vault didn't get the symposium papers scanned and uploaded yet.
Some of my all-time favorite books on the UFO phenomenon subject that I've come across::
1. Ruppelt's "Report on Flying Saucers"
2. Dolan's "UFOS and the National Security State"
3. Good's "Need To Know"
4. Howe's "Glimpses of Other Realities"
5. ALL Keyhoe books
6. ALL Vallee books especially "Revelations"
7. Redfern's "On The Trail of the Saucer Spies"
8. Turner's "Into the Fringe"
9. Druffel's "Firestorm"
10. Mosely's "Shockingly Close to the Truth"
Those are 10 pretty essential books that anyone with a more-than-curious interest in the UFO subject should have read. Other books I feel are peripherally relevant include:
1. Marks' "Search for the Manchurian Candidate"
2. Vallee's "Stratagem"
3. Constantine's "Virtual Government"
4. Ross' "Bluebird"
5. Ronson's "Men Who Stare At Goats"
6. McKenna's "True Hallucinations" or "Archaic Revival"
7. Keel's "Mothman Prophecies" (and other Keel books such as "Trojan Horse")
8. not a book but: a shitload of Rod Serling Twilight Zone episodes, starting with the very first episode "Where Is Everybody?"
9. Bishop's "Project Beta"
10. Vesco's "Man Made UFOs"
Recently I obtained MUFON symposium proceedings for 1978 and 1979, been checking out those a bit. Too bad that the Black Vault didn't get the symposium papers scanned and uploaded yet.
Some of my all-time favorite books on the UFO phenomenon subject that I've come across::
1. Ruppelt's "Report on Flying Saucers"
2. Dolan's "UFOS and the National Security State"
3. Good's "Need To Know"
4. Howe's "Glimpses of Other Realities"
5. ALL Keyhoe books
6. ALL Vallee books especially "Revelations"
7. Redfern's "On The Trail of the Saucer Spies"
8. Turner's "Into the Fringe"
9. Druffel's "Firestorm"
10. Mosely's "Shockingly Close to the Truth"
Those are 10 pretty essential books that anyone with a more-than-curious interest in the UFO subject should have read. Other books I feel are peripherally relevant include:
1. Marks' "Search for the Manchurian Candidate"
2. Vallee's "Stratagem"
3. Constantine's "Virtual Government"
4. Ross' "Bluebird"
5. Ronson's "Men Who Stare At Goats"
6. McKenna's "True Hallucinations" or "Archaic Revival"
7. Keel's "Mothman Prophecies" (and other Keel books such as "Trojan Horse")
8. not a book but: a shitload of Rod Serling Twilight Zone episodes, starting with the very first episode "Where Is Everybody?"
9. Bishop's "Project Beta"
10. Vesco's "Man Made UFOs"
Aaron LeClair
Paranormal Maven
Unless Gene chimes in and corrects me, as I recall, copyrighted stuff needs to be linked to another site, like Youtube etc. not directly uploaded here. Although this was long ago he said this.
If the torrents are linked at another site, that might be ok, but ask Gene first. Or I will if you want.
Artyom
Paranormal Maven
I hope this post will expend my books shelf to a media shelf
Recently I found on Google a DVD disk image with the collection of documentary movies, mp3 files with recorded radio shows (I have to warn you that its C2C
but the guests are great to listen:exclamation and books in PDF format about paranormal topic, the collection name is 'Geomancy - The Induction Series'. I would strongly suggest to all people on this forum to check out this stuff.
Recently I found on Google a DVD disk image with the collection of documentary movies, mp3 files with recorded radio shows (I have to warn you that its C2C but the guests are great to listen:exclamation and books in PDF format about paranormal topic, the collection name is 'Geomancy - The Induction Series'. I would strongly suggest to all people on this forum to check out this stuff.
Hoffmeister
There is no spoon
I have been thinking recently that there should be a book review forum section. For a long time i didnt read any UFO books, mainly because I thought they would all have such a strong editorial agenda, that they wouldnt be worth reading.
But having heard almost every paracast, and seen every documentary, i thought i'd give Rich Dolans a try. Whilst its a great book, its so biased towards the aliens idea, I almost stopped reading it. However, it does present some good infomation.
I am awaiting Stan Friedmans books topsecret majic and captured.... but i am more interested in them because i think they tell us more about the psycology of humans more than any real ufo information.
Anyway, here's my shout for a book review forum!
But having heard almost every paracast, and seen every documentary, i thought i'd give Rich Dolans a try. Whilst its a great book, its so biased towards the aliens idea, I almost stopped reading it. However, it does present some good infomation.
I am awaiting Stan Friedmans books topsecret majic and captured.... but i am more interested in them because i think they tell us more about the psycology of humans more than any real ufo information.
Anyway, here's my shout for a book review forum!
Artyom
Paranormal Maven
It's OK, David already sent me a copy. Thanks for your help.