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Title: Nick Pope
Subtitle: The Man Who Left the MOD: The UFO Phenomenon Unveiled
Author: Nick Pope
Narrator: Michael Bourne
Format: Original Recording
Length: 1 hr
Language: English
Release date: 02-21-08
Publisher: Reality Entertainment
Ratings: 3.5 of 5 out of 6 votes
Genres: Nonfiction, Unexplained Phenomena
Publisher's Summary:
He has written four highly successful books on UFOs and has appeared on television and radio all over the world. In fact, Nick Pope is probably one of the best-known UFO investigators on the planet. And yet, he is the only official UFO investigator employed by the British government to ever go on record.
In this interview, conducted by Michael Bourne, Nick Pope (for the first time since leaving the MOD) goes on the record and spells out his beliefs and opinions, and reveals the scope of his incredible insider knowledge.
Members Reviews:
Disappointing
Would you try another book from Nick Pope and/or Michael Bourne?
This isn't an audio book, it's an interview with Pope and a very poorly recorded one at that.
Difficult to hear, the interviewer is completely inaudible and Nick Pope though informative is merely answering the questions you can't hear being asked. Do not waste your money.
What did you like best about this story?
The content was interesting.
Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Michael Bourne?
Michael Bourne was not narrating, he was interviewing.
Do you think Nick Pope needs a follow-up book? Why or why not?
Nick Pope should write and perhaps read his own book.
Interesting but flawed
This audio book would have been better served without the backing music, in what is obviously a very interesting subject. Nick explains his take on the U.F.O phenominum from the point of view of a government official who has studied the subject.
No real conclusions are drawn except the obvious, which is that the U.f.O.s are seen and if you discount kranks and the suchlike definately exist.
All in all I enjoyed this,an if, at times amateurish recording, one had the feeling that it was done with a tape recorder over a light lunch, and a music soundtrack was added afterwards.