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DOCUMENT RESUME ED 342 671 SE 052 699 TITLE Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs). LC Science Tracer Bullet. INSTITUTION Library of Congress, Washington, DC. Science and Technology DiV. REPORT NO ISSN-0090-5232; TB-91-1 PUB DATE Sep 91 NOTE 13p. AVAILABLE FROMScience and Technology Division, Library of Congress, 10 First Street, S.W., Washington, DC 20540 (free). PUB TYPE Reference Materials - Bibliographies (131) EDRS PRICE MF01/PC01 -Plus Postage. DESCRIPTORS Books; Conference Proceedings; Periodicals; Publications; Reference Materials; Resource Materials; 'Space Sciences IDENTIFIERS %Unidentified Flying Objects ABSTRACT This guide lists information sources dealing with unidentified flying objects (UF0s). Not meant to be a comprehensive bibliography, this compilation is designedas the name of the series implies--to put the reader "on target." Included are: (1) subject headings used by the Library of Congress, under which publicationson this subject can be located in most card, book, and online catalogs; (2) books; (3) encyclopedias, handbooks, dictionaries, and directories; (4) bibliographies; (5) conference proceedings; (6) government publications; (7) abstracting and indexing services that index relevant journal articles and other literature; (6) periodicals that contain articles about unidentified flying objects; (9) representative periodical articles; (10) selected materials available in the Science Reading Room pamphlet box collection; and (11) addresses of additional sources of information. (KR) *******************S*************************************************** * Reproductions supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made * * from the original document. * *********************************************************************** 57,5. LC Science Tracer Bullet Science Reference Section, Science and Technology Division Libraiy of Congress, 10 First Street, S.E., Washington, D.C. 20540 ISSN 0090-5232 UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (UFOs) TB 91-1 September 1991 SCOPE This guide lists information sources dealingwith unidentified flying objects (IMO. Not intended to be a comprehensive bibliography,this guide is designedas the name of the series impliesto put the reader "ontarget.' SUBJECT HEADINGS used by the Lihrary of Congress,under which publications on this subject can be located in most card, book, and onlinecatalop, include the following UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS (Highly relevant) NOTE: Older entries may be under FLYINGSAUCERS BOOKS Andrews, George C.Extra-terrestrials among us.St. Paul, Minn., Llewellyn Publications, 1986. 300 p. TL789.A58 1986 Bibliography: p. 299-300. Berlitz, Charles, and William L Moore. TheRoswell incident. New York, Grosset & Dunlap, c1980. 168 p. TL789.3347 Bibliography: p. 157-158. Blum, Howard. Out there: the pvernment's secret questfor extraterrestrials. New York, Simon and Schuster, c1990. 300 p. QB54.1164 1990 Bibliography: p. 295-298. cr. Butler, Brenda, Jenny Rand les, and Dot Street.Sky crash: a cosmic conspiracy. %.9 Suffolk, Eng., N. Spearman, 1984. 283 p. TL789.3.1388 1984 ei Bibliography. p. 277-283. -PERMISSION TO REPRODUCE THIS u s VIPARTMENT OF IMUCATION 1.1) MATERIAL HAS BEEN GRANTED BY olhcir of lascebehei Research and Lf"Pn*ame4" <5 E VOCATIONAL Rf SOURCES INFORMATION John F. Price UNTER IERIC) 2TN) document has teen reproduced as 1.1.3 "recessed from the person or oreanti ahon ofkLimaIsng d r Mtn*/ chinges hive bian magi" 1 0 unprove Ci reproduchon wants TO THE EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES Po4nTs tr*TO$Itat*djfltHSdOCf mem Po not recssionkr Nopment Otto', 2 INFORMATION CENTER IERIC) OEM pawnor, or whey BEST COPYAWE Conroy, Ed. Report on Communion:an independent investigation of and commentary on Whitley Strieber's Communion. Ney York, Morrow, c1989. 427 p. Bibliography: p. 403-411. TL789.3.C66 1989 Devereux, Paul,and °them Earthtights revelation: UFOs and twstery lightform phenomena: the earth's secret energy force.London, Blandford; New York, Distributed in the United States by Sterling Pub. Co., 1989. 289p. Bibliography: p. 227-234. TL789D473 1989 Evans, "Diary. The evidence for UFOs. Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, Eng., Aquarian Press, 1983. 160 p. TL789.E83 1983 Bibliography: p. 151-158. Fawcett, Lawrence,andBarry J. Greenwood. Clear intent: the governmentcoverup of the UFO experience. Englewood CM, N.J., Prentice-Hall, c1984. 259p. Bibliography: p. 255-259. TL789.F34 1984 Fiore, Edith.Encounters: a psycholoest reveals case studies of abductions by utraterrestrials. New York, Doubleday, c1989. 342p. TL789.3.F56 1989 Bibliography: p. 341-342. Fowler, Raymond E. The watchers: the secret design behind UFOabduction. New York, Bantam Books, c1990. 386p. TL789.32683 1990 Includes bibliographical references. Good, Thnotby. Above top secret: the worldwide UFOcover-up. London, Sidgwick Jackson, 1987 (1988 printing). 590p. TL789.G64 1987 Bibliography: p. 549-578. Haines, Richard F. Melbourne episode:case study of a missing pilot. Los Altos, Calif., L.D.A. Press, c1987. 275p. TL789.3.H32 1987 Includes bibliographies. Hall, Richard.Uninvited guests: a documented history of UFO sightinp, alien encounters & coverups. Santa Fe, N.M., Aurora Press, 1988. 381p. Includes bibliographies. M789.3.1133 1988 Hind, Cynthia. UFOs: African encounters.Salisbury, Zimbabwe, Gemini, 1982. 236 p. TL789.3.H56 1982 Bibliography: p. 221-222. Hopkins, Budd. Intruders: the incredible visitationsat Copley Woods New York, Random House, c1987. 223p. TL789.3.H64 1987 Bibliography: p. 214-223. The House of Lords UFO debate. Fulltranscript with preface by Lord Clancarty (Brinsley le Poer Trench) and notes by John Michell. London,Open Head Press, 1979. 115 p. TL789.H68 1979 -3- Howe, Linda M. An alien harvest: fUrther evidence linking animal mutilat,ons and human abductions to alien life forms. Foreword by Jacques Vallee. Littleton, Colo., L. M. Howe Productions, 1989. 455 p. TL789.H69 1989 Bibliography: p. 437-440. Hynek, J. Allen. The UFO experience: a scientific inquiry. Chicago, H. Regnery Co., 1972. 276 p. TL789.H9* Includes bibliographical references. Hynek, J. Allen, Philip J. Imbrogno, and Bob Pratt. Night siege: the Hudson Valley UFO sightings. New York, Ballantine Books, 1987. 208 p. TL789.3.H96 1987 Jacobs, David M. The UFO controversy in America. Bloomington, Indiana University Press, 1975. 362 p. TL789.J26 1975 Bibliography: p. 345-356. Kinder, Gary. Light years: an investigation into the extraterrestrial experiences of Eduard Meier. New York, Atlantic Monthly Press, c1987. 265 p. TL789.3.K46 1987 Klass, Philip J. UFO abductions: a dangerous game. Updated ed.Buffalo, N.Y., Prometheus Books, c1989. 222 p. TL789.3.K54 1989 UFOs explained. New York, Random House, 1975, c1974. 369 p. TL789.K56 1975* UFOs: the public deceived. Buffalo, N.Y., Prometheus Books, 1983. 310 p. Includes bibliographical references. TL789.K575 1983* Knight, David C. UFOs, a pictorial history from antiquity to the present. New York, c1979. 192 p. TL789.K618 Bibliography: p. 187. Leslie, Desmond, and George Adamski.Flying saucers have landed.Revised and enlarged ed., with a special commentary on George Adamski by Desmond Leslie. London, Spearman, 1970. 281 p. TL789.L46 1970 Bibliography: p. 279-281. Montgomery, Ruth S. Aliens among us. New York, Putnam's, c1985. 240 p. TL789.3.M665 1985 Randle, Kevin D. The October scenario: UFO abductions, theories about them, and a prediction of when they will return. Iowa City, Iowa, Middle Coast Pub., c1988. 170 p. TL789.3.R34 1988 * Available in reference collection, Science Reading Room 4 -4- Rand les, Jenny. The Pennine UFO mystery. London, New York, Granada, 1983. 240 p. TL789.3.R35 1983 Includes bibliographies. ---- The UFO conspiracy:the first forty years.Poole, Dorset, New York, Blandford Press; New York, Distributed in the US.by Sterling Pub. Co., 1987. 224P. TL789.R327 1987 Bibliography: p. 208-212. -- UFO reality: a critical look at thephysical evidence.London, R. Hale, 1983. 248 p. TL789.R33 1983 Bibliography: p. 239-240. Rand les, Jenny,andPeter Warrington. Science and the UFOs. Oxford, Eng., New York, B. Blackwell, 1985. 215 p. TL789.R325 1985* Bibliography: p. 199-208. Rimmer, John. The evidence for alien abductions. Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, Eng., Aquarian Press; New York, Distributed by Sterling Pub., 1984. 160 p. Bibliography: p. 155-157. TL789.3.R56 1984 Saunders, David R.,andR. Roger Harkins. UFOs? Yes! Where the Condon committee went wrong. New York, World Pub. Co., 1969, c1968. 256 p. TL789.S25 Bibliography: p. 253-256. Schwarz, Berthold E. UFO-dynamics: psychiatric and psychic aspects of the UFO syndrome. 3rd up-dated & rev. ed.Moore Haven, Fla., Rainbow Books, 1988, c1983. 560 p. TL789.3.S38 1988 Steiger, Brad. The fellowship: spiritual contact between humans and outer space beings. New York, Doubleday, 1988. 179 p. TL789.S755 1988 Story, Ronald,andJ. Richard Greenwell. Sightings: UFOs and the limits of science. New York, Quill, 1982. 290 p. TL789.S769 1982 Previously published asUFOs and the Limits of Science. Includes bibliographical references and index. Strieber, Whitley. Communion: a true story. New York, Beech Tree Books, c1987. 299 p. TL789.3.877 1987 --- Transformation: thebreakthrough. New York, Beech Tree Books, c1988. 256 p. TL789.3.8773 1988 The IWO phenomenon. By the editors of Time-Life Books. Alexandria, Va., Time-Life Books, c1987. 160 p. TL789.U195 1987 Bibliography: p. 153-155. -5- UFOs, 1947-1987: the 40-year search for .an explanation.Compiled and edited by Hilary Evans with John Spencer for the BritishUFO Research Association. London, Fortean
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