Arcturus: Used CZ Books
Posted by: Loren Coleman on February 4th, 2009
ARCTURUS BOOKS INC.
1443 SE PORT ST. LUCIE BLVD.
PORT ST. LUCIE FL 34952 USA
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CATALOG 2009-2: FEBRUARY
Loren Coleman-selected picks for Cryptomundo readers…no kickbacks to Loren for the mention; all annotations by Robert Girard:
FEBRUARY NEW TITLES:
1. Bartholomew, Robert E., and Paul. BIGFOOT ENCOUNTERS IN NEW YORK & NEW ENGLAND. Hancock Houe, 2008. Trade soft, 176pp. Detach New York City from the state of New York and you have a rural, mountainous environment, perfect for a Bigfoot population to survive in. Here is a collection of reports from the New York – Vermont area, stuff you haven’t seen before. $24.95
4. Clark, Jerome. UNEXPLAINED! Invisible Ink, 1999. Trade soft, 635pp, latest printing of the much-expanded version of this. “Strange Sightings, Incredible Occurances & Puzzling Physical Phenomena.” Whole lotta book for only $24.95
5. Coleman, Loren E. MYSTERIOUS AMERICA. Paraview-Pocket, 2007. Trade soft, 333pp, latest printing of this classic, much expanded over the original. Just 3 available, $14.00
8. Davies, Adam. EXTREME EXPEDITIONS: TRUE ADVENTURES STALKING THE WORLD’S MYSTERY ANIMALS. Anomalist, 2008. Trade soft, 155pp. Hunting dinosaurs in the Congo, Dutch Worms in Mongolia and Yetis in Sumatran jungles, among other extreme excuses for adventure. Rated X for foul language, excessive drinking, sexual situations and scary creatures. $14.95
11. Gardiner, Philip. SECRETS OF THE SERPENT: IN SEARCH OF THE SACRED PAST. Reality Entertainment, date not given. Trade soft, paging not known. It used to be known as Ophioatry-the worship of snakes and serpents, and many ancient cultures practiced it. This book tries to explain how and why, and what was the original source of this religion. $17.95
13. Izzard, Ralph. THE HUNT FOR THE BURU. Craven Street, 2001. Trade soft, 176pp, reprint of 1951. Great old-fashioned British stiff-upper-lip expeditioning after a prehistoric reptile in northern India. Can’t beat it, $19.95
17. Meldrum, Jeff. SASQUATCH: LEGEND MEETS SCIENCE. Forge, 2006. HC, 4to, 297pp, about as close as a “scientist” comes to breaking down and admitting that the Sasquatch may actually exist. Reduced to $16.95
19. Murphy, Chris. BIGFOOT ENCOUNTERS IN OHIO. Hancock House, date not known. Trade soft, 152pp. Ohio has a lively reputation for Bigfoot sightings-here’s a whole book full. $17.95
25. Thomas, Kenn, and Parfrey, Adam. SECRET AND SUPPRESSED II. Feral House, 2008. Trade soft, 277pp. Another round of commentaries and exposes of the enforced evils, plots and secrecies that are inflicted on all of us by the usual suspects. $17.00, This is a special item ONLY.
36. Spencer, Philip. THE WILDMAN OF KENTUCKY. Reality Press, 2008. Trade softbound, 108pp. Foreword by “O.H. Krill.” Team of investigators dares the “Frazier Land” wilderness of Kentucky in search of a hominid creature. New item for your cryptozoology sectioin. $17.95
37. (DVD). THE WILDMAN OF KENTUCKY. Reality Entertainment, 2008. 120 mins, DVD. Companion to book of the same name. $24.95
38. Storm, Rory. MONSTER HUNT: THE GUIDE TO CRYPTOZOOLOGY. Sterling, 2008. HC, 207pp. Arranged by Monsters of North America, of Central & South America, of Europe, of Australia, of Africa, and of Asia, lots of illustrations & photos, not the worst cryptozoology book in your library, and an absolute steal at $9.95
49. Kelleher, Colm, and Knapp, Geogre. HUNT FOR THE SKINWALKER. Paraview-Pocket Bks, 2005. Trade soft, 304pp, another title with just a couple in stock. $14.00
69. Keel, John A. THE BEST OF JOHN KEEL. Galde Press, 2007. Softbound, 200pp. $12.95
73. Newton, Michael. STRANGE INDIANA MONSTERS. Schiffer, 2006. Trade soft, 127pp. $12.95
76. Redfern, Nick. MEMOIRS OF A MONSTER HUNTER: A FIVE-YEAR JOURNEY IN SEARCH OF THE UNKNOWN. New Page, 2007. Trade soft, 253pp. $14.95
78. Sergent, Donnie, and Wamsley, Jeff. MOTHMAN: THE FACTS BEHIND THE LEGEND. Mark S. Phillips, 2002. Lg. softbound, 164pp. $19.95
82. Steiger, Brad. MONSTERS AMONG US. Galde Pr., 2006. Trade soft, 228pp, reprint of 1982 ed. Popular monster book, 14.95
88. Wamsley, Jeff. MOTHMAN: BEHIND THE RED EYES. THE COMPLETE INVESTIGATIVE LIBRARY. Mothman Press, 2005. Lg. softbound, 160pp. $19.95
91. Chester, Keith. STRANGE COMPANY. Anomalist Bks, 2007. Trade softbound, 320pp. Foo Fighters, $17.95
97. Keel, John A. THE BEST OF JOHN KEEL. Galde Pr., 2006. Trade soft,
200pp, collection of Keel magazine articles from his prime years. $14.95
Note #69 is cheaper.
98. _____. OUR HAUNTED PLANET. Galde Pr., 2008. Trade soft, 206pp,
upgrade your crumbling paperbacks! $14.95
104. O’Brien, Christopher. SECRETS OF THE MYSTERIOUS VALLEY. AUP, 2007. trade soft, 440pp. $19.95
About Loren Coleman
Loren Coleman is one of the world’s leading cryptozoologists, some say “the” leading living cryptozoologist. Certainly, he is acknowledged as the current living American researcher and writer who has most popularized cryptozoology in the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
Starting his fieldwork and investigations in 1960, after traveling and trekking extensively in pursuit of cryptozoological mysteries, Coleman began writing to share his experiences in 1969. An honorary member of Ivan T. Sanderson’s Society for the Investigation of the Unexplained in the 1970s, Coleman has been bestowed with similar honorary memberships of the North Idaho College Cryptozoology Club in 1983, and in subsequent years, that of the British Columbia Scientific Cryptozoology Club, CryptoSafari International, and other international organizations. He was also a Life Member and Benefactor of the International Society of Cryptozoology (now-defunct).
Loren Coleman’s daily blog, as a member of the Cryptomundo Team, served as an ongoing avenue of communication for the ever-growing body of cryptozoo news from 2005 through 2013. He returned as an infrequent contributor beginning Halloween week of 2015.
Coleman is the founder in 2003, and current director of the International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine.
