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   I have added various comments about the books that I got from the UFO
bibliography that is available on the net.  Lots of the books in this
collection were not in that bibliography.  Hope this helps people out.

Brent
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   We recently acquired a large UFO collection. Lots of books from the 50s
and 60s, many of them hardcover. It is the largest UFO collection that I
had seen and I once belonged to a UFO club in El Paso (near Roswell, ok
nearer to Soccoro). There were ove 120 books, but some have sold before I
could put this catalog together. If you have questions about any of the
books, please ask. This catalog was a rush job (please excuse the typos)
and I am sure that I missed items. 

   Shipping costs depend on the amount of books and whether you want air or
surface, but they are reasonable. We take VISA/MC, AMEX, NOVUS/Discover,
checks, money orders, etc. 


   Take a look and let us hear from you before the Men in Black take them
all away.

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UFO BOOKS
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George Adamski
Flying Saucers Farewell, Abelard Schuman, $10, 1961, Sans DJ, hardback, 1st ed

George Adamski
Inside The Space Ships, Abelard Schuman, $25, 1st ed, 1955, hardback 

Albert K. Bender
Flying Saucers and The Three Men, Popular Library, $10, 1968, paperback 

Jacques Bergier
Extraterrestrial Visitations From Prehistoric Time, Signet, $5, 1974,
paperback, 1st English

Charles Berlitz & William L. Moore
Roswell Incident, Grosset & Dunlap, $30, 1980, 1st ed, hardback 
   Keith Rowell: The facts about the crash of a saucer in the
      summer of 1947 in New Mexico and how the US government
      covered it up.
   Charles McGrew:  Mr. Berlitz is a well-known teller of
      tales, including Bermuda Triangle and others.
      However, it would appear that at least some of
      this is right.  ("UFO Crash at Roswell" is
      the better book on this.)  It has recently
      been reissued in papaerback.


Howard Blum
Out There, Simon & Schuster, $15, 1990, hardback, 1st ed 
   tclark@umaxc.weeg.uiowa.edu (Terry Clark): Mr. Blum mainly
      weaves a tale of how he used his "sources" to track
      the Pentagon's establishment of a UFO working group.
      He pads out a big chunk of the books middle with a
      re-telling of the SETI project.  Pretty much a
      yawn-er, 2 starships on a scale of five.
   Keith Rowell:  An important book since it is written by a
      former NY Times reporter who has written two other
      influential books -- one about Nazi intelligence
      officers brought to America illegally after WWII and
      the other about the Walker spy case.  However, Blum's
      UFO book was apparently hastily done and, thus,
      somewhat of a disappointment in the UFO research
      community.
   Charles McGrew:  very readable book (the above comment about
      padding is correct, though the padding makes good
      reading anyway, if you're interested in the early
      history of the SETI project.)  Details Bill
      Moore's shenanigans on behalf of AFOSI, and the
      story of how the MJ-12 documents came to light
      (there may be a veiled punnic reference to its
      source, by referring to the source as a "Good
      Samaritan" =?= Timothy Good?)

Howard Blum
Out There, Pocket, $5.99, 1991, paperback 

Josef F. Blumreich
Spaceships Of Ezekiel, Bantam, $5, 1974, paperback 

Norman J. Briazack & Simon Mennick
UFO Guidebook, Citadel, $10, 1978, trade paperback, 

Howard V. Chambers
UFOs For The Millions, Bell, $10, hardback, 1st ed, 1968 

Maurice Chatelain
Our Ancestors Came From Outer Space, Doubleday, $15, 1978, hardback 

Allen Churchill
They Never Came Back, Ace, $5, paperback, 1960 

Commander X
Ultimate Deception, Abelard Schuman, $8, 1990, trade paperback 

Ed Conroy
Report On Communion, Avon, $5, 1990, paperback 
   Keith Rowell:  This journalist was a boyhood
      acquaintance of Strieber. When Strieber published
      Communion, Conroy decided to see if his story would
      hold up under an investigative journalist's scrutiny.
      Conroy says yes.

Arthur Constance
Inexplicable Sky, Werner Laurie, $20, hardback, 1956, 1st English Language 

Jay David (editor)
Flying Saucer Reader, NAL, $15, 1967, hardback, 1st ed 

W. Raymond Drake
Gods and Spacemen In The Ancient West, Signet, $5, 1974, paperback, 1st ed 

Frank Edwards
Flying Saucers - Here and Now!, Lyle Stuart, $20, hardback, 2nd 

Frank Edwards
Flying Saucers - Here and Now!, Bantam, $8, 1968, paperback 

Frank Edwards
Flying Saucers - Serious Business, Lyle Stuart, $30, 1966, hardback, 1st
ed, Signet

Frank Edwards
Strange World, Ace, $10, paperback, 1st ed, 1964 

Frank Edwards
Stranger People, Popular Library, $8, 1961, paperback 

Frank Edwards
Stranger Than Science, Ace, $8, 1959, paperback 
   Charles McGrew: The famous collector of "strange-but-true"
      stories has had a book reprinted (written before his famous
      "Flying Saucers - Serious Business") in paperback.  Most of
      this is not ufo-related, but there are some things that
      impinge on it.

Frank Edwards
Stranger Than Science, Ace, $8, 1962, paperback 

Frank Edwards
Stranger Than Science, Bantam, $8, 1967, paperback 

Robert Emenegger
UFOs, Past, Present & Future, Ballantine, $3, paperback 
   Keith Rowell: Good general book.  Emenegger produced a film
      documentary of the same name.  The US government
      hinted that it would give him some "real" flying
      saucer footage for inclusion in his film.  This didn't
      happen.

Lawrence Fawcett & Barry J. Greenwood
UFO Cover-Up, Prentice-Hall, $10, Original Title: Clear Intent, 1984, trade
paperback
   Keith Rowell: Very important book summarizing what ufologists
      know from studying the thousands of FOIA-released
      government UFO documents.  Everything but proof of
      crashed flying saucers is here, and it's all from
      FOIA-released documents!
   Charles McGrew: Well, I wouldn't go that far, but it *does*
      make for very informative reading.  Fills in a lot
      of gaps in what the government has been doing over
      the UFO question (as it turns out, a *lot*).  Good
      narration, good bibliography.  This is from CAUS,
      (whom Klass has dumped on a lot), and is a fine
      bit of investigation.

Edith Fiore
Encounters, Doubleday, $15, 1989, hardback, 1st ed 

Charles Fort
Book Of The Damned, Ace, $3.50, paperback 

Raymond E. Fowler
Watchers: Secret Design Behind UFO Abduction, Bantam, $20, 1990, hardback,
1st ed, Whitley Streiber Foreward 

Carmena Freeman (editor)
Flying Saucers: UFO Reports No. 1, Dell, $10, magazine, 1967 

Carmena Freeman (editor)
Flying Saucers: UFO Reports No. 2, Dell, $10, magazine, 1967 

Stanton T. Friedman & Don Berliner
Crash At Corona, Paragon, $15, hardback, 1st ed 

John G. Fuller
Aliens In The Sky, Putnam, $20, hardback, 1st ed, 1969 

John G. Fuller
Interrupted Journey, Dial, $30, hardback, 1966 
   Charles McGrew - the Betty and Barney Hill story; the first
      case well-known case of abduction and missing time.

John G. Fuller
Interrupted Journey, Dial, $10, 1967 (?), hardback, Sans DJ, Book Club 

Vincent H. Gaddis
Mysterious Fires and Lights, Dell, $8, 1968, paperback 

Waveney Girvan
Flying Saucers and Commonsense, Frederick-Mueller, $20, $2nd Ed, hardback,
British, 1955

Donald Goldsmith (editor)
Scientists Confront Velikovsky, Cornell Univ Press, $25, 1980, Isaac Asimov
Foreword, hardback

Timothy Good
Above Top Secret: The Wordwide UFO Cover-Up, Morrow, $25, 1988, hardback, 1st US
   Keith Rowell: The most important book about the on-going
      government cover-up.
   Charles McGrew:  A bit rambling, but includes lots of
      very good information.  Certainly a "must-read".

Timothy Good
Alien Contact: Top-Secret UFO Files Revealed, Morrow, $15, 1993, 
Original Title: Alien Liason, hardback, 1st US 
   Keith Rowell: A reliable introduction to the wilder tales
      circulating in the UFO subculture in the 70s, 80s, and
      90s. The bizarre nature of what is known makes a
      prudent investigator reluctant to throw out any
      information. Some of this will turn out to be true
      after it is put through the academic mill in the 1990s
      and beyond. Not for the timid or intellectually rigid.

Gerald Heard
Is Another World Watching, Bantam, $15, paperback, revised ed, 1953 

Michael Hervey
Strange Happenings, Ace, $5, paperback, 1966 

Richard C. Hoagland
Monuments Of Mars: A City On The Edge Of Forever, North Atlantic Press,
$10, 1987, trade paperback, 1st ed

F. W. Holiday
Great Orm Of Loch Ness, Avon, $5, paperback, 1970 

Budd Hopkins
Intruders: Incredible Visitations At Copley Woods, Random House, $20, 1987,
hardback
   Keith Rowell: Hopkins' second book.  He says it is likely that
      aliens are mixing our genes with theirs, and this is a
      major purpose of the abductions.

Peter Hurkos
Psychic: The Story Of Peter Hurkos, Popular Library, $5, 1961 (?), paperback 

Bernhardt J. Hurwood
Strange Talents, Ace, $5, paperback

J. Allen Hynek & Jacques Vallee
Edge Of Reality, Regnery, $10, 1975, trade paperback 

J. Allen Hynek, Philip Imbrogno & Bob Pratt 
Night Siege: The Hudson Valley UFO Signethtings, Ballantine, $3, paperback 
   Keith Rowell: About the early 1980s boomerang UFO flap
      involving thousands of sightings.
   Charles McGrew: This is Dr. Hynek's last book.  Unfortunately,
      he died while it was being prepared.  A great loss
      to the UFO movement.

J. Allen Hynek
UFO Experience: A Scientific Inquiry, Regnery, $20, 1972, hardback 
   Keith Rowell: The father of modern ufology writes a solid book
      about the subject.

Donald E. Keyhoe
Aliens From Space: Real Story Of UFOs, Doubleday, $20, 1973, hardback, 1st ed 
   Keith Rowell: Keyhoe says the US government has crashed
      saucers and alien bodies.  He's probably right. The
      last of Keyhoe's five books about UFOs.

Donald E. Keyhoe
Aliens From Space, Signet, $5, 1967 (?), paperback 

Donald E. Keyhoe
Flying Saucers Conspiracy, Holt, Rinehart & Co., $20, hardback, 1st ed,
Sans DJ, 1953

Donald E. Keyhoe
Flying Saucers From Outer Space, Hrw, $30, hardback, 1st ed, Poor DJ, 1953 

Donald E. Keyhoe
Flying Saucers: Top Secret, Putnam, $15, hardback, Book Club 

Gary Kinder
Light Years, Atlantic Monthly Press, $20, hardback, 1st ed 
   Keith Rowell: Easy introduction to the complex Billy Meier
      case.  The case is noted for outstanding photos and
      film of UFOs and extensive contact notes.

Gregory Kinder
Light Years, Pocket Books, $3, paperback 

Philip J. Klass
UFO Abductions, Prometheus, $10, 1989, trade paperback, updated ed 

Philip J. Klass
UFOs - Identified, Random House, $25, hardback, 1st ed, 1968 

Philip J. Klass
UFOs: The Public Deceived, Prometheus, $15, 1983, trade paperback, 1st ed 

Peter Kolosimo
Not Of This World, Citadel, $5, 1971, trade paperback 

Alan Landsburg
In Search Of: Extraterrestrials, Bantam, $8, 1976, paperback, Leonard Nimoy
Foreword, Based On TV Show

Robert Loftin
Identified: Flying Saucers, Mckay, $25, hardback, 1st ed, 1968 

Jim & Coral Lorenzen
Abducted!, Berkeley, $5, paperback, 1977 

Jim & Coral Lorenzen
Flying Saucer Occupants, Signet, $4, 1967, paperback 
   Keith Rowell: One of many important books by longtime UFO
      researchers and directors of the UFO investigative
      organization, APRO.  Both deceased today, but not
      forgotten for their lasting contribution to ufology.

Jim & Coral Lorenzen
Flying Saucers: Startling Evidence Of Invasion, Signet, $10, paperback, 1st
ed, 1966

Jim & Coral Lorenzen
UFO: The Whole Story, Signet, $8, paperback, 1st ed, 1969 

Jim & Coral Lorenzen
UFOs Over The Americas, Signet, $8, paperback, 1st ed, 1968 

Duncan Lunan
Interstellar Contact, Regnery, $15, 1974, hardback, 1st US 

John E. Mack
Abduction, Scribner, $12, 1994, hardback 

Howard Menger
From Outer Space To You, Saucerian Books, $25, hardback, 1st ed, 1959 

Donald H. Menzel & Lyle G. Boyd
World Of Flying Saucers, Doubleday, $10, 1963 (?), hardback, Book Club, Sans DJ

Richard E. Mooney
Colony: Earth, Stein & Day, $20, 1974, hardback, 1st ed 

Beverly Nichols
Powers That Be, Popular Library, $5, paperback, 1966 

Ernest L. Norman
Voice Of Venus, New Age, $20, hardback, Sans DJ, 1956 

Kevin D. Randle
UFO Casebook, Warner Books, $3, 1989, paperback, 1st ed 
   Charles McGrew: Chock-full of information about famous UFO
      cases from 1947 to the 1989.  Some cases are shown to
      be non-real, some to be perhaps-real, and some that may
      need re-examination.  Mr. Randle has done an execllent
      job of research, looking into Bluebook files, newpaper
      records, interviewing witnesses, and analyzing cases.
      If you're just starting out in UFOlogy, this is an
      excellent book to "jumpstart" you.

Kevin D. Randle & Doanld R. Schmidt
UFO Crash At Roswell, 1991, Avon, $3
   Keith Rowell: The authors don't back down. They say they have
      proved beyond a reasonable doubt that a flying saucer
      -- not a UFO -- crashed in NM in the summer of 1947.
      Get off your duff.  Prove them wrong!
   Charles McGrew: Not suberbly written, but nevertheless
      impelling.  Very thorough research.

Jenny Randles
UFO Conspiracy: The First Forty Years, Blandford, $15, 1989, trade paperback 
   Keith Rowell: Excellent summary of the worldwide coverup of
      UFO information.

Reader's Digest
UFO: The Continuing Enigma, Reader's Digest, $10, 1991, Quest For The
Unknown series, hardback

Kenneth Ring
Omega Project, Morrow, $15, 1992, hardback, 1st ed 

Stewart Robb
Prophecies On World Evcents By Nostradamus, Ace, $5, paperback, 1961 

Edward J. Ruppelt
Report On Unidentified Flying Objects, Doubleday, $30, 1956, hardback, 
1st ed w/o later debunking chapters, Sans DJ 
   Keith Rowell: Written by a former head of the AF's Project
      Blue Book public relations UFO effort.  "Brand New
      Enlarged Edition Latest, Up-to-the-minute Facts on
      UFO!" on dust jacket.  No indication whatsoever inside
      the new edition that it differs from the earlier
      edition by the addition of three extra (debunking)
      chapters.  Without the dust jacket you would never
      know there are two distinct editions of this classic
      UFO book.  Some UFO researchers speculate that the Air
      Force/CIA was displeased enough with Ruppelt's pro-UFO
      first edition that they made him include the last
      three chapters in the "new edition"!

Edward J. Ruppelt
Report On Unidentified Flying Objects, Ace, $15, paperback, 1st ed, 1956 

Carl Sagan & Thornton Page
UFO's: A Scietific Debate, Cornell Univ Press, $25, 1975, hardback 
   Keith Rowell: Appeared shortly after the Condon Committee
      Report said once again that saucers don't exist so
      they won't be studied by science.  UFO proponents,
      debunkers, and honest skeptics have their say here.

Ivan T. Sanderson
Abominable Snowman: Legend Come To Life, Pyramid, $5, paperback, 1968 

Emile C. Schurmacher
Strange Unsolved Mysteries, Pl, $5, paperback, 1st ed, 1967 

Robert Sheaffer
UFO Verdict: Examining The Evidence, Prometheus, $10, 1986, trade paperback 

Arthur Shuttlewood
Warnings From Friends: Flyer Saucer Revelations, Portway Press, $25,
hardback, 1st ed, 1968

Brad Steiger
Fellowship, Doubleday, $15, 1988, hardback, 1st ed 

Brad Steiger
Mind Travellers, Award, $3, paperback, 1968 

Brad Steiger
Project Blue Book, Ballantine, $3, 1976, paperback, 1st ed 

Brad Steiger
UFO Abductors, Berkeley, $3, 1988, paperback, 1st ed 

Whitley Streiber
Communion, Morrow, $8, 1987, hardback, 1st ed 
   Keith Rowell: Bestselling book by previously bestselling
      author.  It's about his probable abductions.
   Charles McGrew:  Whitley Strieber has become something of
      a anti-UFO in later years; he has ceased publication
      of his Communion Newsletter and called UFO researchers
      in general "crazy" and "nasty".  Note that Strieber
      makes his living writing horror novels (notably "Wolfen".)

Whitley Streiber
Transformation: The Breakthrough, Morrow, $20, 1988, Communion Sequel, 
hardback, 1st ed

Walter Sullivan
We Are Not Alone, Mcgraw-Hill, $30, 1966, revised ed, hardback 

Walter Sullivan
We Are Not Alone, Signet, $5, paperback

Walter Sullivan
We Are Not Alone, Signet, $8, paperback, 1966 

Time-Life Books
UFO Phenomenon, Time-Life Books, $10, 1987, Mysteries Of The Unknown series, 
hardback

Tralins, S. Robert
Strange Events Beyond Human Unserstanding, Ace, $5, paperback, 1st ed, 1966 

Jacques Vallee
Anatomy Of A Phenomenon, Ace, $5, paperback, 1965 (?) 

Jacques Vallee
Confrontations: Scientist's Search For Alien Contact, Ballantine, $25, 
1990, hardback, 1st ed
   Keith Rowell: Vallee is back to presenting "hard evidence"
      again instead of speculation. Some Brazilian peasants
      were killed in apparent encounters with UFOs.

Jacques Vallee
Dimensions: A Casebook Of Alien Contact, Contemporary, $25, 1988, 
hardback, 1st ed, Whitley Streiber Foreward 
   Kevin Rowell: The best statement of Vallee's thesis -- UFOs
      are a manifestation of a time immemorial alien control
      system.

Jacques Vallee
UFO Chronicles Of The Soviet Union, Ballantine, $20, 1992, hardback, 1st ed 
   Kevin Rowell: Vallee turns away from excessive American
      ufologist bashing to give us a reasonable rundown on
      the latest in Russian UFOs and ufology. It's been as
      bad over there as it has been elsewhere. The aliens
      seem to be equal opportunity abusers the world over.

Immanuel Velikovsky
Worlds In Collision, Pocket Books, $5, paperback, 1977 

Ed Walters & Frances Walters
Gulf Breeze Signethtings, Morrow, $20, 1990, hardback 

White, Dale
Is Something Up There?, Scholastic, $5, paperback, 1969 

Harold T. Wilkins
Flying Saucers On The Attack, Ace, $8, paperback, 1967 

Harold T. Wilkins
Flying Saucers On The Attack, Citadel, $30, hardback, 1st ed, 1954 

Harold T. Wilkins
Flying Saucers Uncensored, Pyramid, $8, paperback, 1967 

Clifford Wilson
Alien Agenda, Signet, $3, 1988, paperback, revised ed