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Tomorrow night I MAY be appearing in a new episode of the Unexplained Files for Science Channel (airing @ 9pm EST). This one deals with the Mothman mystery. I was interviewed for this episode, but I’m not sure if I made the final cut. However, some of the flying humanoid witnesses that I interviewed for my new book may be featured…

Read: The Unexplained Files: Mothman »

Zoologist, media consultant, and science writer, Dr Karl Shuker, discusses bizarre, anomalous creatures of every conceivable (and inconceivable!) kind– a veritable menagerie of cryptozoological mysteries to dazzle and delight, tantalize and terrify.Coast to Coast AM

Read: ShukerNature on Coast to Coast Tonight! »

“…we see Karl putting on his Sherlock Holmes-style cape and deer-stalker hat, and actually trying to figure out – detective-style – what the many and varied baffling beasts under his microscope actually are…”

Read: Karl Shuker’s Mirabilis Reviewed »

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 »

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! »

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! »

This book entitled “Abominable Science” achieves a level of scientific and journalistic hypocrisy that warrants the publisher recalling the book. The reason is that one of the co-authors, Daniel Loxton, has written a fairly substantial portion of this book practicing the very “abominable science” the book proportedly sets out to expose. In other words, he has demonstrated a journalistic or scientific hypocrisy that is either grossly negligent, grossly incompetent, or so blatantly biased that he humiliates the scientific process and journalistic professionalism alike.

Read: Bill Munns on Abominable Science »

Daniel Perez, veteran Bigfooter and editor and publisher of the Bigfoot Times newsletter, has given permission to share his review of Abominable Science.

Read: Bigfoot Times Reviews Abominable Science »

“…In an effort to please this discriminating audience, we are making a selection of titles from the Anomalist Books catalog available in hardback editions…”

Read: Monsters in Hardback »

“…a hairy wild man of the woods…”

Read: The British Wild Man »

“…it’s an excellent read, containing a great deal on Mothman, Thunderbirds, the Braxton County Monster, Alien Big Cats, Demon Dogs, werewolves and much more…”

Read: Monsters of West Virginia »

Custom painted prototype for the upcoming Legend of Boggy Creek collectible figure. (If you are at any of my upcoming events, you can see it in person!)

Read: Lyle Blackburn: Upcoming Appearances »