Two new (for me) books I recommend

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My (erstwhile?) pal Paul Kimball -- erstwhile as he is aggrieved with me again -- could be the next go-to UFO person, if he'd return to the topic intentionally.

Paul has an ethical demeanor and brilliant take on UFOs (among other topics). He can be full of himself sometimes, but generally is one of the most stable, if not the most stable, voices in the UFO community or ufology itself.

While looking to see if he had any current ramblings about UFOs at his "The Other Side of Truth" blog, I came across a note about his book, pictured above, which I hadn't heard about.

Reminded of his previous takes on UFOs and other topics of interest, I've ordered his book to get a fresh air treatment of things paranormal and not paranormal.

The book is about $10 at Amazon (a place that Bryan Sentes hates because of Bezo's maltreatment of employees, which is starting to make me hesitant to buy from the place.)

Then I saw a note about the new Keel book noted amidst the detritus of my UFO "friends" at Facebook. That book is $17 from Amazon or better yet from The Anomalist.

While I've gone on and on about John Keel's descent into psychopathology, his ideas and books about UFOs and inter-related phenomena are interesting, even though my skeptical buddy Zoam Chomsky thinks Keel is a total nutter.

Get Paul's book for a dose of brilliant sanity and the Keel book for insight to an intriguing mind that seems to have gone haywire near its end.

I'll write about both after I get and read them, but you'd do better to obtain copies of your own. Paul will appreciate it, and so will John, no matter where he is in the cosmic ether.

RR