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“It was off to Loch Ness again as the tent and equipment were packed for four nights by the shores of the famous loch…”

Read: A Loch Ness Road-Trip »

“…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 »

“Back in the 1930s, a strange and sinister story surfaced of a diabolical beast rumored to haunt an old Irish castle…”

Read: The Creature of the Castle »

“The first thing to note is the orientation of the object, it runs from right to left but general boat traffic would move between top and bottom.”

Read: The New Nessie Footage »

“…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 »

“Now and again I’m asked what my favorite monster-movie is. In conversation, people often assume it’s something like the original version of King Kong, or perhaps Godzilla, or, maybe, The Creature from the Black Lagoon…”

Read: Sherlock at the Loch »

“Going into my conversation with Cryptozoologist Scott Marlowe, I expected him to spend half of the call defending the reliability of eye-witness accounts, and claiming the volume of cryptid sightings is evidence enough that something undiscovered is out there. That wasn’t the case at all.”

Read: Being a Cryptozoologist »

“Back in 1986, veteran Loch Ness monster researcher Tim Dinsdale (1924-1987) had corresponded with me in relation to a very different but equally intriguing water monster that formed the basis of my first major cryptozoological investigation – Gambo, the Gambian sea serpent…”

Read: Nessie: An Unknown Encounter »

“When it comes to trying to ascertain the true nature of the British Bigfoot and ‘wild man’ encounters – which is a deeply fraught and difficult task at the very best of times – the theories are as wide and varied as they are controversial and thought-provoking…”

Read: Wild Men of the Weird Kind »

“Most Westerners have heard tales of vampires, werewolves, and mermaids. But what about humanoid turtles that enjoy munching on children or skeletal whales that drift along the coast? Japan is full of bizarre tales about crypto zoological creatures and things that go bump in the night. Here are five of them…”

Read: Japanese Monsters on the Loose »

“We’ve all heard about the Men in Black and their attempts to silence UFO witnesses. But are similar characters trying to intimidate and silence witnesses to ABCs (Alien Big Cats) in the UK? It sounds bizarre, but it may be true…”

Read: Alien Big Cats and Men In Black »

“I love to hear from people who have stories to tell of things they have experienced on Loch Ness. These are tales that have not reached the normal public channels and may well have lain dormant forever unless blogs like this picked up on them…”

Read: Nessie: Photos and Witnesses »

“Imagine, if you dare, a real-life equivalent of H.P. Lovecraft’s most famous and legendary creation: the great Cthulhu. In the dark and disturbing pages of The Call of Cthulhu, Lovecraft gave a hideous description of the ominous nightmare…”

Read: Lovecraft’s Legendary Monster »

“Paradise is a small town, situated not too far from the sprawling city of Fort Worth, Texas. It’s dominated by isolated homes, thick and somewhat mysterious woods, sprawling fields, numerous cows, and not much more at all. Aside from a killer-werewolf, that is.”

Read: Terror Comes To Texas »