SWAMP GAS TIMES is a revealing memoir by a journalist who has covered the UFO field for more than twenty years. This honest, behind-the-scenes look at how the media handle UFO stories also examines the dramatic events and major players that have transformed UFO research in the past quarter century. Don't get taken; read the real story. In a series of commentaries and updates to articles written for the New York Times, Omni, Science Digest, Newsweek, and elsewhere, you'll learn:
• whether the New York Times and other media organizations have conspired to keep the truth about the UFO phenomenon from the public
• why "60 Minutes" hasn't pursued the UFO mystery
• what the government really knows about UFOs (and whether or not the president has been told)
• what role NASA has agreed to play in UFO research
• whether UFO home videos have captured advanced technologies on tape
• if crime lab techniques could help finger an alien abductor
• whether defense satellites have tracked objects not of this earth
• what made Carl Sagan think we may have received signals from an extraterrestrial civilization
• what the Pentagon says when asked if the military is involved in "alien abductions"
• and what those top-secret National Security Agency documents reveal about UFOs.
Read these in-depth reviews...
Colin Bennett's "An Experiment in Autobiography: A Review of Patrick Huyghe’s Swamp Gas Times" in Phenomena Magazine.
John Rimmer's review "A refreshingly balanced approach to ufology" in Fortean Times.
