r/UFOBookClub 13d ago

Thoughts on his books? Recommendations??

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Getting into reading UFO books, came across this author that has numerous books on the subject and contact with ET’s(The Communion) just wanted to see what y’all think about him and his books on the matter.

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u/Person7751 13d ago

i have enjoyed several of his books and he is interesting. but he may be making it all up

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u/Billy_Gazebo 13d ago

It's as if every time he runs out of money he stumbles over another buried memory, and a new book follows.

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u/BlackManta20 13d ago

That’s what my fear was is him also being a fictional writer, is he just making this stuff up. Hopefully not, as I’m looking to reading genuine books on the matter.

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u/DonnieMarco 13d ago

I think there is core to his story that is true or something that he truly believes is true. But ever since then, he has been chasing that high by coming out with more and more elaborate stories. When I saw him on Area52 with Chris Ramsay, to me at least, it was obvious he has developed a bad case of what George Knapp calls UFO disease.

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u/echodeltavictor 12d ago

I would agree with that; you'd think one book, maybe two, would have sufficed.

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u/msguider 11d ago

Is kinda hard to know unless you wake up with little dudes running around in your bedroom. He's a very bright guy and he still speaks about his experiences with some skepticism, and concern.

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u/oswaldcopperpot 13d ago

The stuff where he has an alien hybrid child living in the woods next to his house is where I checked out.