Chosen By the Providence: The Spiritualist Origins of the Mexican Revolution | Intrepid Blog

Red Pill Junkie has a great piece at Intrepid's blog, on the "hidden history" of things Fortean...Chosen By the Providence: The Spiritualist Origins of the Mexican Revolution | Intrepid Blog

Tina Sena: School Spirits From the Past

At binnallofamerica.com.

Did a ghost follow Tina Sena all the way to Long Beach, California? Read it and see...

Become a Part of 'Phantoms & Monsters':Submit Your Encounters

Have an encounter? Send it to Lon Strickler:Become a Part of 'Phantoms and Monsters'

Ghost Hunting Theories: Paranormal Geeks Book For Sale Now!

Another one on my list! And I agree, I love my Kindle:
Ghost Hunting Theories: Paranormal Geeks Book For Sale Now!

Richard Dolan on Global Radio Alliance | Welcome to the Global Radio Alliance:

8:00 pm tonight:Global Radio Alliance | Welcome to the Global Radio Alliance:

Blogging from A to Z April Challenge: To every Author out there. . This post is for you.

Another challenge from the A to Z blog. It's not too late! Blogging from A to Z April Challenge: To every Author out there. . This post is for you.
To every Author out there. . This post is for you.

Good morning wonderful A-to-Zers! It is so wonderful to be posting here again.

Today I am here to capture the attention of every published (or soon to be) author in the world! (Okay, honestly that would take a lot of work and I really don't have the room for all of you. But you get the point).

You see, last year I held this wonderful event on my blog. Let me tell you about it.

Last year I did The Twelve Books for Christmas. I interview 12 authors (per blog, there were three blogs signed up). And each author gave away a book or two or three or twelve. :) And we did this for the twelve days leading up to Christmas. It was a TON of fun and even though it was short notice last year, it got a LOT of attention.

So why am I telling you about this in September? Well here is why:

Last year I posted the "Are you an author" post on November 30th and it was incredibly difficult to get everything set up and even with my handy-dandy best friend, we still struggled getting everything ready on time.

SO, I am telling you this because I am hoping to get more than *36 authors signed up for The Twelve Days of Christmas. :) Want to know more? Interested in signing up? Want to read the rules? Everything can be found HERE on this form!

Darklore Volume 7 | TDG - Science, Magick, Myth and History

New Darklore Journal now available. Read about who's in it, and how to get it, at The Daily Grail site: Darklore Volume 7 | TDG - Science, Magick, Myth and History

Goodreads | Regan's copy of UFOs in Wartime: What They Didn't Want You To Know

Goodreads | Regan's copy of UFOs in Wartime: What They Didn't Want You To Know

Kendall Carver, founder of International Cruise Victims on Binnall Audio

I'm only two minutes into this, and it is an incredible -- and disturbing -- interview. You must listen to this one. It's not paranormal in any way. This has to do with disappearances and crimes on cruise ships. lebinnall of america : audio

Draco the Dragon Man

 

Found this paperback at the local St. Vinnie's, which has a great book section. It's like walking into a bookstore all its own. I've been in bookstores smaller than the St. Vinnie book sections. Nicely organized and labeled sections and the prices are fantastic. 

I just couldn't resist this one; cover and title both were simply too good to pass by. The blurb on the back, well, that cinched it!

Damon Draycot had won world renown as a historian and archeologist. .. His latest nine-month expedition was potholing in Texas. There were many miles of underground passages to explore ... what happens to him underground wold not be wished on any other man. Thereafter his life was never to be the same; dogged by an unfathomable curse that led him to shun his fellow creatures, this innocent expedition brought a nightmare of horror and evil into the light of day.

I assume one of the Dragon Dracos, or maybe Damon Draycot himself, were responsible for the state of the poor woman on the cover. Then again, it could have nothing to do with the story and just be a lurid cover for its own sake.

Paperback, New English Library, 1974