This is a critique of Mothman Dynasty: Chicago’s Winged Humanoids by Lon Strickler.
Announcing Mothman: Evil Incarnate
This new Mothman book has the updated Mothman Death List containing 100 named individuals and their stories.
August Update: International Cryptozoology Conference 2017
The September 3, 2017 event will be a scientific and popular culture gathering that is five-minutes from the International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine.
Still Accepting Samples For DNA Evidence of Cryptids
Well-known, world-renowned genetic scientists will be working with this project.
Bridgewater Triangle Beasts Are In Monsters of Massachusetts!
Monsters of Massachusetts will serve as your tour guide to some of the most mysterious monsters to be encountered in New England.
Last Day To Save Nevermore’s Legendary Monsters
Let these creature creations finally see the light of day!
That Fake Eagle Video, Thunderbird Cryptozoology, and Hoaxing Ethics
How would people feel if they had posted a videotape of an assassination attempt or a truck running over a puppy?
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 [...]
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