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ABDUCTEE
BOOKS -- PERSONAL ACCOUNTS:
Abductee
literature has grown rapidly since the late 1980s. While some
accounts are relatively accurate, others are based on
fragmentary and inaccurate memories sometimes mixed with
channeled and confabulated information. Nevertheless, they
convey the abductees’ stresses and pressures as they struggle to
come to grips with their situation. Among the most prominent of
these accounts are:
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Kim
Carlsberg. Beyond My Wildest Dreams. Santa Fe, NM:
Bear & Company, 1995. |
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Beth Collings and Anna Jamerson.
Connections: Solving Our
Alien Abduction Mystery. Newberg, OR: Wild Flower
Press, 1996. |
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Leah
Haley. Lost was the Key. Tuscaloosa, AL:
Greenleaf Publications, 1993. |
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Charles Hickson and William Mendez.
UFO Contact at
Pascagoula. Tucson, AZ: Wendelle C. Stevens, 1983.
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Debbie
Jordan and Kathy Mitchell, Abducted! The Story of
the Intruders Continues.... New York: Carroll & Graf,
1994. |
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Whitley
Strieber. Communion. New York: Morrow,
1987. |
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Karla Turner.
Into the Fringe. New York: Berkley,
1992. |
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Ed
Walters. UFO Abductions in Gulf Breeze. New York:
Avon, 1994. |
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Travis
Walton. Fire in the Sky. New York: Marlowe
and Co., 1996. |
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Katharina Wilson.
The Alien Jigsaw, Portland, OR:
Puzzle Publishing, 1994. |
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