Brit academic David Clarke's interesting UFO book

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My academic buddy Bryan Sentes sent me a link a short while ago to a book source for British scholar David Clarke’s book of UFO drawings reported to England’s MoD.

I found an associated link for a Paris Review article by David about his book (from which the drawing above comes):

https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2018/03/12/ufo-drawings-from-the-national-archives/

The book itself can be had from Amazon, of course, but Bryan would rather it be bought from some other bookseller. (He dislikes Amazon’s employee malfeasances.) That seller would be Four Corners Books:

https://www.fourcornersbooks.co.uk/articles/david-clarke-interview-on-ufo-drawings/

The book sells for about $25 (U.S.) and is a treasure trove for images that are either spot on for a UFO observation or an hallucinogenic experience put down on paper.

(Sometimes the images and attendant reports are a concoction, but I’d put such drawings/reports in the hallucinogenic category as the perpetrators seem a little iffy mentally.)

Either way, one can derive some idea as to what people think they sometimes see.

David Clarke has a PhD in English Cultural Tradition and Folklore from the University of Sheffield and is considered an investigative journalist by his peers.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Clarke_(journalist)

RR

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