Alien Base:: The Evidence for Extraterrestrial Colonization of Earth

Timothy Good has done a great service to Ufo buffs. What he has done is to cull through and distill down only the most probable stories from witnesses with high credulity. E.G. doctors, lawyers (ahem...), military officers, scientists, etc. Other witnesses not in this category are well corroborated through thier police reports. These are little known, but highly corroborated accounts from the 40's thru today. If you're looking for clear, concise, detailed accounts, without all the political frippery and extraneous comment from the " experts ", then this is the book for you. 403 pages of well documented (with footnotes and references) accounts found nowhere else. Good's editorial comment is precise, commonsense, and thankfully, short. Photos disapoint though. Good gives us the benefit of his vast knowledge and sometimes personal involvement with some of the best known investigators. Cases span the globe from South America, to Europe to the U.S. A page turner! Hard to put down. Highly recommended!

Timothy Good has done a great service to Ufo buffs. What he has done is to cull through and distill down only the most probable stories from witnesses with high credulity. E.G. doctors, lawyers (ahem...), military officers, scientists, etc. Other witnesses not in this category are well corroborated through thier police reports. These are little known, but highly corroborated accounts from the 40's thru today. If you're looking for clear, concise accounts, without all the political frippery and extraneous comment from the " experts ", then this is the book for you. 403 pages of well documented (with footnotes and references)accounts found nowhere else. Photos disapoint though. Good gives us the benefit of his vast knowledge and sometimes personal involvement with some of the best known investigators. Cases span the globe from South America, to Europe to The U.S. A page turner! Hard to put down. Highly recommended.

I've read all of Timothy Good's books;for that matter I've met the guy-he's one of the nicest people on the planet.I have enjoyed all of his books because he's a good writer and because his stories are interesting.Whether or not they're true is something I'm not able to address.Where do you draw the line on stories like these? Other reviewers have shaken their heads over Good's championing of Adamski and other "contactees", but their stories, as related by Good,make for pleasurable reading. I personally don't believe that Adamski was being contacted by anyone,but his story was interesting.That's the bottom line.I recommend this book as the best of Good's work and I urge the reader to suspend disbelief and to simply enjoy the book.Pretend that you're reading science fiction if you can't swallow the stories. Most of the subject matter will be new to even a fairly well read student of UFOs and Good's writing style is a pleasure to read. What else matters?

Really good book. Tons of documented cases. Good stays objective throughout his book and his research. You 'll find some extraordinary UFO cases with great analysis and evidence. This book, as all Good's books, is must have for anyone interested in subject of ufos.

I'm always looking for new UFO information not already published that alludes to contact, motives, etc. This book provides a lot of new and interesting stories about UFO contactees. If you're looking for stories that are not in other UFO books this is it. Highly recommended. Includes a lot of photos. It's not hard science but very few UFO books qualify in that regard. Timothy Good has written other well regarded UFO books so he has a lot of credibility with me.