Category Archives: Mind altering drugs

Belated Note: Frank Frazetta

Posted on May 23, 2010 by Regan Lee

Fantasy artist Frank Frazetta passed away on May 10th of this year; as many bloggers, such as Tina Sena, and Loren Coleman, have noted. Frazetta created Mothman images; more can be seen at Loren’s site and elsewhere. Frazetta also did … Continue reading →

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Loren Coleman Reviews Monster Quest’s Mothman Episode

Posted on February 15, 2010 by Regan Lee

I saw it; have been looking forward to this episode ever since a producer from the show contacted me several months ago in preparing for the program. I think I put her off; for I went into an esoteric direction … Continue reading →

Posted in Andrew Colvin, MIBS, Media, Mind altering drugs, Pathological Uber Skeptic Owl theory, Point Pleasant, Red Glowing Eyes, Researchers, West Virginia, birds, blogs, debunkers and uber-skeptics | Tagged , , , , , , , , | Leave a comment

Darklore II Is Now Available

Posted on November 20, 2008 by Regan Lee

Greg Taylor, who runs the awesome site The Daily Grail, published a journal last year of great articles on the occult, the esoteric, the Fortean. Writers like Nick Redfern, Greg, and many others contributed. Fortunately, Greg has just published Volume … Continue reading →

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Mothman Pottery Mound and Sacred Datura

Posted on October 18, 2008 by Regan Lee

Mothman Pottery Mound and Sacred Datura, by Gary David for Viewzone. The article focuses on finds of mounds and pottery and artwork in Mexico, some of which share a seemingly esoteric commonality with Mothman: Some of the most unusual murals, … Continue reading →

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Nick Redfern: There’s Something in the Woods

Posted on July 10, 2008 by Regan Lee

Nick Redfern has a bit of “shamless self promotion” on his blog There’s Something in the Woods about his new book by the same name. The book focuses on Thunderbirds. I like what Nick says in his post about witnesses … Continue reading →

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