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Title: Return of the Prophecies of Mothman
Author: Andrew Colvin
Narrator: Nicholas Barker
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 38 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-08-15
Publisher: New Saucerian
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Nonfiction, Unexplained Phenomena
Publisher's Summary:
Spurred by the realization that the 9/11 attacks were accurately predicted - in 1967 - by a childhood friend who was seeing Mothman, Seattle artist Andy Colvin began filming a reality series, The Mothman's Photographer, documenting his experiences growing up in Mound, West Virginia.
Return of the Prophecies of Mothman chronicles the thoughts and feelings of several Mothman experiencers and researchers, beginning almost a decade after the attacks (2010-2013). These revealing letters, penned during a wave of odd synchronicities, sightings, and encounters, indicate that Mothman may be a guardian angel of mind-bending proportions.
Interwoven with these personal diaries are replies and other posts from Colvin, which reach back into the mysterious history of the Ohio Valley, providing not only a fuller context for the phenomenon but also illustration of how the paranormal and the media work together to help form public opinion and belief.
In their thought-provoking attempts to figure out just what Mothman might be up to, Colvin and company look at every possible myth, legend, and conspiracy theory available, leading the listener on a wild, entertaining, and often poignant ride into high strangeness.
Members Reviews:
Good grief, this is bad.
I love paranormal books, but I couldn't get past page 60. This book is a rambling hot mess. No evidence for anything at all was even mentioned in the first section. He expects you to take everything on his say-so without a scrap of backup.
At one point, the author says "...the walls were bending." Yes, honey. I bet they were. Next time, try investigating cold sober?
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Title: Return of the Prophecies of Mothman
Author: Andrew Colvin
Narrator: Nicholas Barker
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 38 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-08-15
Publisher: New Saucerian
Ratings: 3 of 5 out of 2 votes
Genres: Nonfiction, Unexplained Phenomena
Publisher's Summary:
Spurred by the realization that the 9/11 attacks were accurately predicted - in 1967 - by a childhood friend who was seeing Mothman, Seattle artist Andy Colvin began filming a reality series, The Mothman's Photographer, documenting his experiences growing up in Mound, West Virginia.
Return of the Prophecies of Mothman chronicles the thoughts and feelings of several Mothman experiencers and researchers, beginning almost a decade after the attacks (2010-2013). These revealing letters, penned during a wave of odd synchronicities, sightings, and encounters, indicate that Mothman may be a guardian angel of mind-bending proportions.
Interwoven with these personal diaries are replies and other posts from Colvin, which reach back into the mysterious history of the Ohio Valley, providing not only a fuller context for the phenomenon but also illustration of how the paranormal and the media work together to help form public opinion and belief.
In their thought-provoking attempts to figure out just what Mothman might be up to, Colvin and company look at every possible myth, legend, and conspiracy theory available, leading the listener on a wild, entertaining, and often poignant ride into high strangeness.
Members Reviews:
Good grief, this is bad.
I love paranormal books, but I couldn't get past page 60. This book is a rambling hot mess. No evidence for anything at all was even mentioned in the first section. He expects you to take everything on his say-so without a scrap of backup.
At one point, the author says "...the walls were bending." Yes, honey. I bet they were. Next time, try investigating cold sober?