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The Ketchum story top to bottom is now available online from Skeptical Briefs.Sharon Hill

Read: Ketchum DNA Project: Top to Bottom »

A few days ago, I received a review copy of the new book from cryptozoologist Ken Gerhard. Published by Llewellyn, its title is Encounters With Flying Humanoids. Ken is the author of a number of previous books, including Monsters Are Real, Big Bird!, and (with me) Monster of Texas. And, I’m very pleased to say, the book does not disappoint. Indeed, I read the whole thing in one sitting – which is a sure sign that the book is a very good one!

Read: Reviewed: Encounters With Flying Humanoids »

“Twenty six years after his untimely death, a biography on the greatest hunter of the Loch Ness Monster has finally arrived…”

Read: Nessie: A New Book Review »

In October of 2010, 2 young hunters shot a 7 foot tall animal they could not identify. It stood upright and walked like a man. This movie, Dead Bigfoot: A True Story, chronicles the events that followed the shooting in an attempt to learn more about the hunters involved and the alleged creature they killed.

Read: Dead Bigfoot: A True Story »

“Twenty-five years ago this very week, a deeply strange series of events kicked-off in Rhayader, which just happens to be the oldest town in mid-Wales…”

Read: A Monstrous Anniversary »

I’m the featured guest on Coast to Coast AM tonight… talking about my new book.

Read: Reminder: Flying Humanoids on Coast to Coast Tonight! »

“Looking up, they saw an 8-9 ft. tall hair-covered creature drop down on all-fours and charge towards them with a strange gait…”

Read: Revisiting the Chambers Creek Monster »

[caption id="attachment_69884" align="alignnone" width="300"] The last Tasmanian Tigers in captivity.[/caption]

When the English arrived in Tasmania in the early nineteenth century, stories justifying their anxiety about this new country flourished. This was not only an unfamiliar landscape but there was a carnivore lurking in the scrub.

Read: Shadows in the Scrub »

Loxton and Prothero have written a very good book, which I reviewed on Amazon as a 4.5 star effort (I’ll explain why I had to downgrade it just a bit) that goes on the “must reading” list for anyone interested in cryptozoology. I’ve been following this field for decades now without seeing anything that fills this niche – that of the scientific, skeptical (in the good sense of the word) consideration of the entire field and its most spectacular maybe-creatures.

Read: Matt Bille Reviews Abominable Science »

Daniel Loxton answers Daniel Perez’s questions about the book.

Read: Abominable Science Author Answers Perez »

I’m the featured guest on Coast to Coast AM this Monday night… talking about my new book.

Read: Flying Humanoids on Coast to Coast! »

“…some cryptids are merely super-sized versions of existing species…”

Read: Profiling Giants »

Today @ 6:00 pm, I will be appearing on a cryptozoology/UFO panel (funny how folks always want to lump those two together)… as part of the Parafest event in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.

Read: Cryptozoology Panel today in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania »

“…he has been studying a number of stories relative to hairy ‘wild men,’ cannibalistic sub-humans, and other, similar, horrific humanoids reported in the English county of Devon way back in the 1600s and the 1700s…”

Read: Smugglers and Cryptids »

Is this real footage of a Woolly Mammoth filmed in Siberia in 1943?

Read: Woolly Mammoth Filmed in 1943? »