In a private exchange you will only see here, the Executive Producer of MonsterQuest responses to Cryptomundo readers’ recent comments in the wake of the program “Critical Evidence.” And invites more. Images.
Breaking News: Just as MonsterQuest is set to screen a new program tonight on feral dog attacks, comes word of a scary story of a dog dragging a baby from its crib at a Kentucky home on Monday afternoon.
A review. Images.
“The approach I wanted to take was not, ‘Yes, it does exist’ or ‘No, it doesn’t,’ but to look at how Americans think about nature and our ideas about wilderness, particularly in the 19th century.” Images.
“The most fascinating thing about a Bigfoot conference…is the internal politics or infighting that goes on between various factions,” writes the covert agent from New Zealand, who was spying on the recent gathering. This may be this year’s most demeaning Bigfoot conference article yet.
Updates have been added of individual and blog responses.
One suggestion, graphically presented. Images.
Here are this year’s top picks for books published in 2008, in the field of cryptozoology. Cover images.
Mention of a new book review visible elsewhere.
Sharing the images and pointing to the review.
Ivan T. Sanderson (1911-1973) by Mark A. Hall, Wonders, December 1992, pp. 65-67. Twenty years ago an old friend died. He was a British subject who chose to live in the U.S.A. During his life Ivan T. Sanderson was first a nature writer and then an avid fortean author, devoting his later books and articles to mysterious natural phenomena of all kinds. His life and work are difficult to summarize adequately here. More information can be found in an excellent biographical entry that appears in the National Cyclopedia of American Biography, Vol. 57 (Clifton, NJ: J.T. White, 1977), 192-194. The [...]
This is a new motion picture about the making of a bad Bigfoot flick. Haven’t we seen this film before? Video. Image.
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