More Books And Stuff Added To The Collection

This summer, I traveled to several conventions and conferences with a "Paranormal" theme. Unfortunately, the dealers' rooms at each of them were very enticing, and I ended up adding considerably to my collection of UFO-related books and materials. Ufology can be a very expensive field of study. I post this list on my blog to show that the phenomenon is very complex and still evolving, with new material coming out every year, but also that there's a history behind some of the ideas that are being promulgated today.In no particular order, the following were added to my library:13 individual issues of "Fate Magazine", between 2005 and 2011. Editor-in-chief Phyllis Galde was at the Paradigm Symposium, and when Erich von Daniken was late for an interview for the magazine, I was asked to do a quick interview before he arrived. Not sure when it's going to appear, or where. But the Fate display at the con was impressive, with dozens of past issues and books for purchase. I was compelled to oblige.Danelek, J. Allan. (2010)." UFOs: The Great Debate". Llewellyn: Woodbury, Minnesota.Sanchez, Anthony F. (2011)." UFO Highway". Strange Lights Publishing: Rocklin, CA. [Autographed by the author. Gave a very interesting talk.]Hanks, Micah A. (2010). "Magic, Mysticism and the Molecule". Grailien Report: Asheville, NC. [Personally autographed by the author. Micah was a fine host and did an amazing job (with Scotty) of planning and running a remarkable first-of-its-kind conference.]Scranton, Laird. (2012). "The Velikovsky Heresies". Bear personally autographed by author]Weatherly, David. (2012). "The Black-Eyed Children." Leprechaun Press: Arizona. [First book about a creepy new paranormal phenomenon; autographed by the author]