Mothman Shrieks is the new book from Mothman witness and researcher Andrew Colvin. I have absolutely loved Colvin’s previous Mothman books. Haven’t read Shrieks yet, so can’t comment. But I’ll steal the following from author Nick Redfern, who’s bloggd a bit about the book:
“Spurred by the realization that the 9/11 attacks were accurately predicted – in 1967 – by a childhood friend who was seeing Mothman, Seattle artist Andy Colvin began filming a reality series, ‘The Mothman’s Photographer,’ documenting his experiences growing up in Mound, West Virginia. ‘The Mothman Shrieks,’ the second book in Colvin’s ‘birdman vocalization’ trilogy, looks at the many ways Mothman communicates. Revealing letters from experiencers – penned during a wave of odd synchronicities, sightings, and encounters – indicate that Mothman may be a guardian angel of mind-bending proportions. Increasingly, the Mothman events look to be as important and miraculous as the famous events at Fatima. Interwoven with these personal diaries are discussions between Colvin and other witnesses and experts that reach back into the mysterious history of America, giving a fuller context for the phenomenon. Colvin also tracks the relationship between the paranormal and the media – how the two seemingly work together to help form public opinion and belief. Also included is a chapter of rare material from John Keel, Gray Barker, and others on the dreaded Men in Black and their impact on the early days of ufology. Mothman Shrieks features insightful forewords by Ted Torbich, host of ‘The Stench of Truth’ show, and Eugenia Macer-Story, editor of’Yankee Oracle Gazette.’ Also featured are fascinating interviews with researchers like Adam Gorightly, Keith Hansen, Robert Denton, Jr., Louise Lacey, and Sandy Nichols.
Purchase info at Amazon.com.
I can’t wait to read this one!
I put together a collection of some of my posts and articles about the beeping/electronic aspects of Mothman and Bigfoot encounters. You can read it on my Scribd page: Mothman on the Telephone.
Posted in Andrew Colvin, Books, Global Mothman, Oregon, Point Pleasant, Researchers, blogs, dreams, folkore, iconography, legend tripping, psy ops/mind control, the pull of mothman
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Tagged Andrew Colvin, astral projection, Bigfoot, blogs, Books, John A. Keel, metallic/electronic voice, psy ops, psychics, sasquatch, subconscious, ufos
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From the blog John Keel: Where the Waters Mingle. A series of articles from the Mothman era by reporter Mary Hyre, who lived in Pt. Pleasant at the time.
New article from Micah Hanks for Mysterious Universe: Conspiracy Calls: Paranoid Telephone Bugs and MIB Survelliance. Micah begins his article, which is about Keel, MIB and the electronic telephone interference we’re used to hearing about when it comes to UFOs, Mothman and more, with his own eerie synchronicity. Hanks writes:
In fact, we might as well get things off to a good start by adding a heaping dose of synchronicity: just as I was sitting down to write this piece, my phone inexplicably lit up, then shut itself off completely, and restarted. I usually ignore this kind of thing… but for some, it’s enough to keep one’s paranoid fantasies close to the edge for days at a time. With regard to my own situation, this isn’t the only time my phone has appeared to come to life on its own, and activate or deactivate itself arbitrarily. For several months now, I’ve been experiencing a remarkable amount of Keelian weirdness regarding my cellular phone… and in truth, I might as well admit it: I’ve kind of got a history with this sort of thing.
It gets even better, and much weirder! Perfect “Keelian” and Fortean reading!
Posted in Andrew Colvin, Books, MIBS, Mothman Warnings, Researchers, Synchronicity, blogs, psy ops/mind control
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Tagged Gray Barker, John A. Keel, metallic/electronic voice, MIBS, Mothman, Synchronicity
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Found this image in my files, don’t remember where I originally found it or what the background is on it, but it’s mothy all right!
It’s the Halloween season, my favorite time of the year. Usually I post a few vintage images on one of my blogs, but this year, I thought I’d extend that idea, and do a theme kind of thing. Images relating to the theme of my blogs: satan/devil/demons for UFO Mary, pumpkins for Orange Orb, monsters on Alien Art Genre, etc. My goal is to post an image a day but I don’t think I’ll quite get there but it’s fun trying. So in the spirit of themes and Halloween, here’s a Halloween image to enjoy. 
Not Mothman but it is a story from Ken Gerhard of winged humanoid beings flying in the skies of Texas. Interesting in the context of the UFO sightings there, as well as the fires and drought. Holy humanoids, Batman! Reports of flying beings over South Texas The article discusses not just one, but several stories going back years in the area.
According to their account, it was during April of 2009 when the incident occurred. At the time, the lady of the household was standing in her driveway having a conversation on her cell phone, when she happened to glance up and spotted what appeared to be a huge, dark winged man gliding through the air! Startled and amazed, the woman ran into her house and yelled at her husband and son to come and take a look. All of them were in full agreement that they were in fact watching what appeared to be the form of a man-bat flying by.
Thanks to Lesley at The Debri Field for link.
My favorite C2C host, George Knapp, interviews Andy Colvin this Sunday night. I’ll be listening! More here.
Found this while looking for vintage postcards; I’m not sure what it’s supposed to be or the source, but the winged human, as well as headless human, begs to be shared here. The image is definitely surreal and a bit on the creepy side. Actually, she (he?) isn’t headless, exactly, as she seems to have quite a stretchable neck.
