Orang Dalam encounters encompass the sense of these animals from 1871 through the present. The new 2013 reports would suggest we take seriously what these people are discussing.
Cryptozoology, Cryptid and Hominology
Are there other published examples, in English, from Ivan Sanderson or others, of the use of “cryptozoology” before 1961?
Fake Footprints Fill Bigfoot Books
The faux tracks became a part of Bigfoot history, but they can now be recognized and removed from any serious consideration of the topic.
New Book Muddles Yeti Chronology: A Critique
This book retreads an incorrect jumbled history of the naming of the “Abominable Snowman.”
Rick Hautala, Mountain King Author, Dies
I’ve known about Hautala’s works since I obtained his special hardback edition of The Mountain King, about a Bigfoot in Maine.
Snakes: Curiosities & Wonders of Serpent Life
This book is a fascinating examination of the snake, from anatomy and biology, to common misunderstandings, and with even an examination of “the Great Sea Serpents.”
Happy Birthday, Jules Verne
On Verne’s day in the past, Google celebrated with the header at their search engine. In 2013, a winter storm named Nemo may be the tribute.
Flying Humanoids
There is a new book flying on the horizon, authored by Ken Gerhard, with a foreword by Karl Shuker that will demand a great deal of attention merely due to the cover art. Indeed, could this be the “Cover of the Year” for cryptozoology books? It is early in these twelve months, but look at this offering. In chilling fashion, Encounters With Flying Humanoids: Mothman, Manbirds, Gargolyes & Other Winged Beasts is scheduled to be published later in 2013, from Llewellyn. Ken has been rather involved in his original Texas-based investigations, and branched out from there often. This book could be [...]
John A. Keel’s Jadoo Is Available
Anomalist Books’s new edition of Keel’s classic #Fortean + #cryptozoology book is now out.
#Cryptozoology Titles for 2013
What new #books do you know about for next year?
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