Frank Edwards
Books on Flying Saucers and the Paranormal

By Frank Edwards. 1966, Bantam, 180pp, out-of-print. (Yellowed pages, but in good condition for its age.) Edwards' most popular book and a widely cited reference source.

"What was the mysterious solid object that struck a Comet jetliner in flight over India? Has modern science already communicated with intelligent beings from outer space? Why have UFO's undergone drastic design changes in the past sixty years? What was the thing that followed a Polaris missile in 1961 and caused the radar gear to lock on it instead of the missile? How could british television viewers pick up signals from a Texas TV station that had gone out of business three years earlier? What was the strange substance that dribbled from a crippled disc over Brazil in 1954? What was the reason for the mysterious power blackouts of the Northwest and the Southwest in the fall of 1965? What will the next UFO phase be and what are its unprecedented implications for the human race?" (3/22/99)

1966, Lyle Stuart, 180pp, out-of-print. (Book in very good condition; dustjacket in average condition with tape)

By Frank Edwards. 1967 (1968), Bantam, 162pp, out-of-print, 8-page B+W photo insert. (very good condition for its age) "New, documented report of UFO sightings! New answers to the most frequently asked questions about UFOs!... * Where to the come from? * Is it true that they are not tracke on radar? * Has anyone ever actually talked to UFO operators or ridden in a UFO? * Who was the first astronaut to see a UFO in orbit?

New storie sof the kooks and hoaxers! * The Brazilian farmer who was twice seduced by a blonde "Space Woman." * The New Hampshire couple who were kidnapped, probed, prodded and interrogated by space visitors. * George Adamski and his "Golden Girl from Outer Space"...." (3/22/99)

By Frank Edwards. Edited by Rory Scott. 1977, Lyle Stuart, 185pp. (New book in perfect condition, with perfect dj. Bargain price.) "Frank Edwards, distinguished news analyst and reporter, wrote fascinating storied about people and events for which there has never been a plausible explanationm despite the fact that these stories were checked, studies and investigated.... The Strange World of Frank Edwards contains forty-six of the strangest and most bizarre cases and events from the extensive collection made by Edwards." (3/25/99)

By Frank Edwards. 1992, Carol Publishing. "This carefully authenticated compendium of strange, true events--so fantastic they baffle even the most brilliant mind--proves that we live in circumstances frequently beyond rational understanding or scientific explanation. Strange World has sold more than one million copies." Back cover text

By Frank Edwards. 1956 (1962), Ace, 189pp. (G-. Yellowed pages, folded cover.) A sequel to Stranger than Science. "A new collection of the incredible, the eerie, the amazing. Fantastic but true stories involving vanishing ships, disappearing people, scientific miracles, supernatural events, and a host of other astounding incidents that man and science have never been able to explain." (5/3/99)

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