By KEN KORCZAK When Chris Bledsoe came out with his long-promised UFO encounter book, my first notion was to take a pass. I have heard his remarkable story elsewhere numerous times over the past years. Bledsoe has made himself available for multiple interviews across many webcast platforms. However — I am glad I did not take … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK “The most we can do is dream the myth outward and give it a modern dress.” — Carl Gustav Jung That quote by the great Swiss psychologist Carl Jung crashed into my mind as I was reading For All We Know: A UFO Manifesto. It’s Mike Fiorito’s latest book, which in many ways, defies … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK Here is what I suggest you do first: Zoom in on the book cover pictured at right until it fills your entire screen. Next, put your nose up to your screen so that your whole vision is filled with the roiling nuclear blast that is engulfing that poor city in the near … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK Dirty Little Secret seems an unlikely name for a book that’s a harrowing account of a woman’s lifetime of encounters with alien beings. However, after reading the story of author Erin Montgomery, I get it. Implied in her provocative title are nuances of thought and multiple meanings. Some of them include: A woman’s … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK What is it with the Department of Homeland Security? I mean, are these guys interested in UFOs or not? These questions surfaced for me again as I observed the latest UFO controversy surrounding a recently declassified top-secret government “almost program” with the sexy name of KONA BLUE. It may sound like a trendy, high-end … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK A UFO nonbeliever’s worldview is shattered in 1999 after he confronts a gigantic Triangle UFO over the British Midlands The year was 1999, and British man Colin Saunders had just reached his 40s. He was enjoying a robust career in a technical engineering field. His precise and well-ordered worldview was about to … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK In 1964, California man Donald Shrum was an avid hunter who was about to become the hunted. Think of the way a pack of hounds might “tree” a raccoon or a bear. Well, Shrum would find that table turned on him. But it wouldn’t be a dog pack tormenting him as he … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK “It was a dark and stormy night …” It’s the most infamous opening phrase for a novel, made an object of sniffing scorn by literary snobs who have decided this line is the “archetypal example of florid, melodramatic fiction writing style.” A Writer’s Digest article called it: “The poster child for bad story … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK About 25 years ago, I tried an interesting experiment. I took out a classified ad in several small-town newspapers here in conservative, rural northern Minnesota. Here is what the ad said: “Have you seen a UFO, ghost, or anything you can’t explain? Please call me: 555-5555. Confidentiality guaranteed.” I was expecting nothing, … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK In 1995, Ron Felber published The Searchers, a book that was a significant departure for him. That’s because it was a “UFO book.” Describing himself as “not a ufologist” or UFO buff at all, Felber holds a Ph.D. in arts and letters from Drew University. He completed his undergraduate degree at the prestigious … Read more
