Nick Redfern’s new Men in Black book: A Consideration
Nick Redfern’s follow up to his 2011 hot seller The Real
Men in Black is Men in Black: Personal Stories & Eerie Adventures
[Lisa Hagen Books, 2015, paperback] and sells for $13.49 at Amazon and other book
sellers.
The new MIB book contains experiences and observations from
31 UFO personalities, paranormalists, and regular folks. Among the names known
to you are Brad Steiger, Micah Hanks, and Chris Knowles, but don’t let the
lesser known names slip by. Their stories are fascinating and weird and told
without guile.
(I’ll be presenting here, upcoming, some of the MIB stories
from the book.)
This book is an addendum to Nick’s previous effort and
fleshes out the MIB phenomenon even further, as Nick’s journalistic work does
with all the subjects he tackles.
If you are entranced by the MIB appearances in UFO lore, you
have to have or read this book.
Moreover, all of us who are addicted to the UFO phenomenon
in all its facets should buy, to support, those, like Nick, who work diligently
to clarify the fringe items that impact our reality.
Nick and a few others do real investigation and journalism
which should supplant the frass that passes for UFO research.
Buying/supporting the work of the real investigators will surely cleanse the ufological palate.
Buying/supporting the work of the real investigators will surely cleanse the ufological palate.
So buy the book. You will be enlightened and edified in ways
that will enhance your paranormal life and you’ll encourage work that really
means something.
RR

