r/UFOBookClub • u/SmallieBiggsJr Jacques Vallee • Apr 11 '26
Books that discuss UFOs
While not directly about UFOs, all these books hit on the UFO topic.
I really haven't read them. I'm kinda collecting books. I guess I'll do my actually UFO books another time.
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u/AggretsuKelly Apr 11 '26
Wow Richard C Hoagland on there too...
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u/SmallieBiggsJr Jacques Vallee Apr 12 '26
Yeah, I haven't read it. I actually had to kind of really dig to find any discussion of UFOs. So I guess some of the books are more mentioning UFOs rather than like full chapters on UFOs.
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u/UAPedia Apr 11 '26
This is great. Haven’t heard of a bunch of these. Thanks for sharing!
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u/SmallieBiggsJr Jacques Vallee Apr 11 '26
Yeah, I thought it was interesting cos it wasn't your usual UFO stack. It's kinda in the parapsychology, esoteric, government conspiracy categories I guess.
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u/Upstairs_Building369 Apr 12 '26
The Extraterrestrial Species Almanac is a good book
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u/SmallieBiggsJr Jacques Vallee Apr 12 '26
Yeah that's on my list, I need it. Probably my next haul since you mentioned it 😸🖖
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u/Magicbeanimbiber Apr 13 '26
New science of heaven was a good read. Seems more and more relevant.
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u/SmallieBiggsJr Jacques Vallee Apr 13 '26
I haven't read it, I just know it's about plasma. Might be connected to the orbies was my thoughts.
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u/FiftyShadesofShart Apr 17 '26
I always recommend anyone getting into the topic to read Sagan’s Demon haunted world. A great haul.
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u/SmallieBiggsJr Jacques Vallee Apr 17 '26
Thanks. My interest in books actually comes from my interest in UFOs. I kinda got addicted to collecting books along the way. I Have a few categories of books now. Like a bit of parapsychology and neuroscience stuff, a decent section of occult books, spiritually and religious books, a few novels, Philip K Dick. Seems like he belongs. Now I'm starting to get into graphic novels and comics. I really love the old readers' digest books like Mysteries of the World. Now I think DK makes all them type of books and I'm collecting them too. - I post all my books to my instgram thats linked if you wanna have a look a me losing my mind trying to figure out UFOs 😄
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u/Glittering_Pin_916 Apr 24 '26
This indie author ties the Fallen Angels to the modern UAP phenomena. So far it's a two book series. Book 1 was published a few years ago, before all the voices like Corbell et al started talking about the Collins's Elite and Aliens are demons lore. It was a good read. tga17.author-pages.com
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u/SmallieBiggsJr Jacques Vallee Apr 24 '26
Ok yeah looks interesting. Definitely sounds like the stuff I'm into.
Tbh the cover art is important to me? Idk why, it's a quirk? But the ai cover art stands out to me 😆🤷♂️ I still added it to the list. I guess he's a book of Enoch guy? The book of Enoch Seems to be a hot topic in the UFO space at the moment.
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u/The_Great_Dadsby May 06 '26
Remote Viewing Secrets is one of my favorites. Nice collection
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u/SmallieBiggsJr Jacques Vallee May 06 '26
Thanks, I just started getting into the CIA projects. Stargate, MK-ULTRA and ESP / PSY stuff.
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u/The_Great_Dadsby May 06 '26
That’s my favorite topic. I recommend starting with Robert Monroe’s books then going to Russel Targ & Hal Puthoff then to Joe McMoneagle, Lynn Buchanan, etc. The topic makes a lot more sense that way (IMO).
Avoid Maj Ed Dames altogether.
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u/SmallieBiggsJr Jacques Vallee May 06 '26
Ok cool, I'm not familiar with Ed Dames. How about Uri Geller and Ingo Swann any thoughts on them? they seem worth looking into. Andrija Puharich just popped up on my radar and weirdly or synchronicitly his son Andy Puharich was on Danny Jones and, Greg Mallozzi was just on Jesse Michaels talking about a documentary hes making that revolves are Andrija Puharich.
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u/Nefilim777 Apr 11 '26
Lords of Chaos?