As I have been unable to find any "Strange Phenomena" events this year
to try to set up shop to sell the books, it seems likely they will be
deleted.
The books are fun to put together and I have my copies so I'll just make
them redundant at the end of January. It's no major loss since I think
that, from 2010 to today, only about five copies have sold and that was
after I priced them so low I would have only got 50p from a sale. Who
is going to miss them?
So here you go.
The Red Paper: Canids -Foxes, Wolves, Jackals and Coyotes in the UK
One for those interested in Wildlife -or cryptozoology!
Terry Hooper
The Red Paper: Canids
Paperback,
A4 (21 x 30cms)
202 Pages
Photographs, illustrations and maps
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By the 1700s the British fox was on the verge of extinction and about to
follow the bear and wolf having been hunted for sport for centuries.
The answer was to import thousands of foxes per year for sport. But
foxes kept dying out so jackals were tried. Some were caught, some
escaped. Even wolves and coyote were released for hunting and "country
folk" were very far from "happy" -some even threatening local hunts -one
intending to release a wolf for a hunt- with legal and other
consequences.
The summation of over 40 years research by the noted naturalist and
former UK police forces exotic wildlife consultant reveals the damnable
lie of
"pest control" hunting but also reveals the cruelty the animals were
subject to and how private menageries as well as travelling shows.
Private menageries, or single exotic "pets" as well as travelling shows helped
provide the British and Irish countryside with some incredible events
such as the 1905 "vampiric" sheep killer of Badminton, the mystery
hounds of Cavan and Coyotes of Epping Forest.
The Girt Dog of Ennerdale
is also dealt with in detail -was it a tiger? A Tasmania Thylacine? This
book gives the exact facts and details for the first time.
Up-dated 2013 edition includes
a section on sarcoptic mange in foxes and treatment plus a list of
wildlife sanctuaries and rescue centres in the UK.
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Some Things Strange & Sinister (2013 -up-dated)
A4 Format
B&W
Paperback
358 pages
Heavily illustrated
Price:
£15.00
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After more than 40 years as an
investigator and more than fifty as a naturalist,the author has opened
some of the many files he has accumulated dealing with such things as..
The Terrifying Events At The Lamb Inn, The Ghosts Of All Saints
Church, Dead Aquatic
Creatures of Canvey Island, captured bigfoot like creatures in India -all
exclusively presented for the first time and with new
added research previously unseen.
PLUS a vastly expanded section on
Spring-heeled Jack!
Photographs, maps, line drawings
and up-dated to make 358 pages looking at Things truly Strange and
Sinister.
Cryptozoologist,Ghost Hunter,Ufologist or Fortean:this
book has something for everyone -including the just plain inquisitive!
Contents
Foreword by Travis L. Whitehurst
Introduction
- de occultis non judicat ecclesia
- The Bristol Rocking Horse
- The Terrifying Events At The Lamb Inn
- The Coonian Ghost
- The Ghosts Of All Saints Church
- His Luminous Chamber
- The Late Reverend Dr. Blomberg
- And More Ghost Stories
- The Thomas B. Cumpston Case
- The Chupacabra
- The Strange Case Of The Gotherington
Gargoyle
- What’s Tall,Hairy And Vanishes?
- Mystery Beasts Of Ireland
- The Creature Of The Dump
- The Strange Creature Of Repton Woods
- The Bizarre Legends,Crimes And Truth
About Spring Heeled Jack
- The Black Beast Of Darmstadt
- The Nameless Thing Of Berkley Square
- The Terrifying Case Of The U.S.
Naval Transport
- The Case Of The Ghost Lear Jet
- Ghost Planes,Crashes And Dead Aquatic
Creatures
- The
Mitchison Loch Ness Monster Video
- From The Deep Below To The Air Above
–USOs
- Aerial
Encounters Over Austria
- A
Crashed UFO In 1790?
- Angel
Hair
- Quimper-Corentin:Where “Thunder Fell”
- Strange Aliens From Space
- The
Llandrillo ‘Saucer’ And Other Crash Retrievals
- Transient Lunar Phenomena,Alien
Structures And Moon Vegetation
- Whiddon
Down-Saint-Jean-du-Guard:Impossible Correlations?
- The
Venezuelan Horror
A Final Word.
Alleged piece of crashed UFO from Berwyn Mountains, Wales.
Some More Things Strange & Sinister
Terry Hooper-Scharf
Paperback,
A4
327 Pages
Heavily illustrated
Price:
£15.00
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Follow-up to the hugely
successful Some Things Strange & Sinister.
For those interested in
Ufology, cryptozoology, hominology, unusual natural history, ghosts and
mysteries in general.
The secret history of gorillas in the UK -before they were officially 'discovered'. The history of the Wild men
of Europe, the UK and US: something that in the 1800s become very "pop culture" Very pop culture and totally forgotten today!
Hominology. Sasquatch and Bigfoot -is there evidence for their
existence? No sitting on the fence here -the Patterson-Gimlin film is
looked at as well as other evidence. The Author's conclusions? You
might be surprised.
Giant snakes. Amazons. The Giant
serpent of Carthage. The Girt Dog of Ennerdale -another big cult
'creature' amongst paranormal and cryptozoological circles. The Beast
of Gevaudan -what was it and were there really descendents of the
creature in the 19th century -one of which was actually brought to London?
Believe it or not more than one incident of historical crocodiles cases
in the UK. In fact, far more than even the Author had thought .
And, after more than a century of claims by 'researchers' that it no
longer exists: The Silent City of Alaska and the near legendary 'lost' photograph
taken of it.
This and much more. Updated with extra pages and photographs.
Pursuing The Strange And Weird -A Naturalist's Viewpoint (2014 up-date)
The Bizarre Legends, Crimes And Truth About Spring Heeled Jack (2014
Terry Hooper-Scharf
Paperback,
53 Pages
Dimensions (centimetres) 20.98 wide x 29.69 tall (A4)
fully illustrated and referenced
Price:
£7.00
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The terror and mystery created by “Jack The Ripper” has been the
subject of countless books, magazine articles as well as movies and TV
documentaries. Ask anyone if they have ever heard of Jack The Ripper
and it is doubtful anyone would respond with a “no idea.”
By that same token, ask people who “Spring-heeled Jack” was and you
would be lucky to find anyone who had ever heard of him.
Spring-heeled
Jack was the subject (loosely) of a film The Curse of the Wraydons
(1946) and Dominic Keating also appeared as Spring Heeled Jack in the
2010 film Sherlock Holmes by The Asylum film company. The character has
also featured in both American and British comic books and a number of
books, for both children and adults.
But the fact that the Springald held the country –not just London– in a
grip of terror much longer that the Ripper did is all but forgotten
except for some half-truths and fanciful theories.
Now be prepared to read the full story of Spring Heeled Jack