Timothy Good's latest - imported from U.K.
By Timothy Good
419 Pages, Trade Paperback Note: British import Features: Table of Contents, Index, Color Photos, Photo Insert
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An interesting collection of UFO cases from the beginning of the phenomenon to the present day. The style is similar to Above Top Secret, but the content is entirely new. Most of these cases were originally reported in obscure publications and would have been forgotten had Good not rediscovered them. Don't expect any major revelations (like earth being used as an alien base, as the title implies), but do expect a lot of interesting cases you haven't heard of before. The reporting, as usual, is refreshingly neutral, with lots of references provides. -- Glenn Campbell
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|  Information from the Publisher | Always supportive  |
New evidence from Timothy Good's files include:
Alien Base represents nearly forty years' research by Timothy Good into claims of encounters with extraterrestrials. Whereas his bestselling books Above Top Secret, Alien Liaison and Beyond Top Secret concentrate on the worldwide involvement of the intelligence community in UFO research, sightings by witnesses such as military and civilian pilots, and the recovery of alien vehicles, Alien Base concentrates on worldwide reports of actual encounters with extraterrestrial beings. Timothy Good, one of the world's leading authorities, shows that there is a hard core of such cases which cannot easily be dismissed.
Nowadays, stories of abductions by small, bug-eyed beings have become fashionable. This has led to an unbalanced perspective. In redressing the balance, Timothy Good shows that reports of this particular alien species appeared relatively recently, and that descriptions of extraterrestrial beings are far more diverse than we suppose. He recounts, for example, numerous stories of the so-called 'contactees', who described encounters with human-appearing aliens, some dating back as far as 1920, many of which are from his own unpublished files, and presents evidence that some of these represent convincing evidence of actual, physical contact.
Alien Base includes a great deal of sensational new material, including reports of unidentified flying objects - as well as of unidentified submarine objects - reported by pilots and naval observers. Also revealed are cases involving alien vehicles grounded for repairs, as well as recoveries of alien vehicles by US military forces, well before the so-called Roswell incident.
Alien Base is the first book to make sense of the bewildering diversity of alien species that have been reported. Timothy Good concludes that Earth is being visited by a number of different alien species - some of whom have established bases here on Earth. While many encounters have been benign, others have led to mental and physical trauma, mysterious disappearances, and even death.
Written by a researcher recognized internationally tor his objective and unsensational approach to this complex and multi-disciplinary subject, Alien Base provides a unique insight into Earth's most enduring enigma.
Timothy Good has given lectures on UFOs at universities, schools, and to many organizations, including IBM, the Institute of Medical Laboratory Sciences, the Royal Canadian Military Institute, the Royal Naval Air Reserve Branch, Shell, the House of Lords All-Party UFO Study Group, and the Oxford and Cambridge Union Societies. He has acted as associate producer for a number of television documentaries on the subject and is known to millions worldwide through his numerous television appearances.
Timothy Good's first book, Above Top Secret: The Worldwide UFO Cover-up (1987), became an instant bestseller, and is regarded by many as the definitive book on the subject, together with the fully revised edition which replaces it, Beyond Top Secret: The Worldwide UFO Security Threat (Macmillan, 1996), which remained for five weeks on the Sunday Times bestseller list. Alien Liaison: The Ultimate Secret (Century, 1991) spent thirteen weeks on the same bestseller list. He has also edited a number of books on the subject, including the bestselling Alien Update (Arrow, 1993).
Timothy Good is also a professional freelance violinist, and played with the London Symphony Orchestra for fourteen years. Nowadays he is involved with music for feature films, television dramas and commercials, and recordings with pop musicians. His hobbies include photography, and he has several record sleeve photos to his credit.
-- From the Publisher
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