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  • January – Today in UFO History

    Alan walks his dog in Caversham, Berkshire, UK, when he sees a group of bright lights to the east. He calls his wife, Clarice, and they view them through binoculars. They are moving slowly in a line from east-west and are above the house. The brightest lights are orange-yellow and in a triangle formation.

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  • Wendigo: From Ancient Shadows to Modern Horrors.

    The Wendigo, a creature deeply entwined with the fabric of Native American folklore stands as a symbol of malevolence and supernatural horror..

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  • Sly Signs – Foxes in Omens and Folklore.

    Whether revered as symbols of wisdom and cunning or feared as harbingers of misfortune and deceit, foxes continue to captivate and intrigue us with their mysterious nature – and long may they continue!

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  • The Bell Witch.

    The Bell Witch.

    In 1817, the Bell family in Adams, Tennessee, experienced unexplainable hauntings by “Kate,” the Bell Witch. The entity targeted John Bell and gained notoriety after Andrew Jackson’s reported encounter. The tale’s historical and human elements, along with its enduring impact on American folklore, continue to captivate audiences.

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  • Exploring “High Strangeness” in the Unexplained.

    High strangeness encompasses paranormal and ufology encounters that defy conventional understanding. Cases like the Rendlesham Forest UFO, Mothman sightings, Betty and Barney Hill abduction, and Dyatlov Pass incident contribute to this enigmatic narrative. Time anomalies, eerie atmospheres, and unexplained phenomena intensify the enduring fascination with the inexplicable.

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