Where Did the Road Go?
This past Saturday I had the chance to talk with host Seriah Azkath on his show, Where Did the Road Go?, about A Trojan Feast. It was a...
Synchronicities aplenty
A wonderfully quaint synchronicity was brought to my attention this past Tuesday—my good friend and fellow Fortean Red Pill Junkie sent...
A visit to Coral Castle
While visiting family in south Florida last week, I was able to stop by a site that I have long held an interest in: the Coral Castle of...
Faerie-fidelity: Cinema's most accurate depiction of the Good Folk
As a 30-year old man with a (mildly embarrassing) obsession with (folklore-accurate depictions of) faeries, you can imagine my excitement...
Introducing the Bigfoot Brass Band
It's called synergy, folks. The Half Dozen Brass Band, dormant for two years, give-or-take, is reforming as the Bigfoot Brass Band. And...
Three words anomalists should use less often
Anyone even peripherally associated with the unexplained knows that we anomalists, as a whole, have a fairly serious crisis of...
Unexplained phenomena and the liminal state
I've received a lot of feedback lately on purported "stances" that I have regarding "the big three" from A Trojan Feast: aliens, faeries,...
Your science is starting to look an awful lot like our science
UPDATED: As if to emphasize my point, this story just came through my news feed—Scientists show future events decide what happens in the...
Interviews with Beckley & Hanks
I promise that, as time goes on, this blog will feature more-and-more original content, and less-and-less promotional material (for a...
The 3:00 a.m. question—and an electric answer?
Last week's podcast over at Mysterious Universe features a great interview with Clark Strand, author of Waking Up to the Dark: Ancient...
