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On Thursday, January 27 at 7 PM EST, join n+1 for a virtual celebration of Ari M. Brostoff’s Missing Time: Essays, out next week from n+1 Books. Brostoff will discuss the book with novelist and n+1 contributor Alexandra Kleeman, and n+1 coeditors Mark Krotov and Dayna Tortorici.
You may have seen my recent article on a UFO incident that occurred on November 8, 1966 – near Shrewsbury, England – and that involved a young woman named Diane Foulkes. Diane had a classic case of UFO-driven “Missing Time.” Notably, U.K. military police descended onto Diane’s home, created a file on the incident, and... Read more »
It may seem strange, but, in the 1960s, British military intelligence was secretly opening files on those citizens of the U.K. who were suspected of being alien abductees. This was, I should stress, post-Betty and Barney Hill. We have to focus on the intriguingly weird story of a young woman named Diane Foulkes. The year... Read more »
Ein "Freie Presse"-Redakteur will 2021 am Mountainbikerennen teilnehmen. Der Weg dorthin wird dokumentiert. Teil 21: Das wird nichts.
Today’s article is focused on two things that most people probably wouldn’t think have a connection to each other: (a) Crop Circles; and (b) “missing time” (similar to the type that occurs in the “alien abduction” phenomenon). Very early on in his Crop Circle research, Matthew Williams (both a creator and a researcher of Crop Circles) came to realize something deeply strange and highly intriguing. Namely, that many people who make the formations experiencing unusual phenomena in the fields – and on numerous occasions in the formations of their very own making. For example, Matt ...