Original On-Line Publications (2010 - )

• Carter, Pollard and the Brocken-Backed "f" -- Gareth J. Medway (December 2010)
• The Last Warrington Witch -- Peter Rogerson (March 2011)
• The Magonia Problem -- David Halperin (November 2011)
• The Butter Boggart of Old Lostock -- Peter Rogerson (April 2012)
• The Bristol Vortex -- Peter Rogerson (March 2013)
• When Springheeled Jack Wore Galoshers -- Peter Rogerson (May 2013)

Author Index to Magonia Archive

Author Index to Magonia Archive

• Aubeck, Chris
• Basterfield, Keith
• Bord Janet
• Borraz, Manuel
• Brandt, Buzz
• Brookesmith, Peter
• Bullard, Thomas
• Burger, Peter
• Campbell, Steuart
• Cassirer, Manfred
• Clark, Jerome
• Clarke, David
• Cresswell, Ian
• Devereux, Paul
• Ellis, Bill
• Evans, Hilary
• Fletcher, John
• French, Chris
• Gardner, Fred O.
• González, Luis R.
• Goss, Michael
• Gould, David and Natalie
• Graeber, Matt
• Greenfield, Allen
• Grove, Carl
• Hallowell, Mike
• Halperin, David
• Harney, John
• Harpur, Patrick
• Hopkins, Paul
• Hough, Peter
• Humphreys, Basil
• Jefferey, Bryan
• Johnson, Donald A
• Just Cause
• Keel, John
• Kottmeyer, Martin
• Lawson, Alvin
• Lushman, Rory
• Maisey, Les
• Maugé, Claude
• McClure, Kevin
• McHugh, Mike
• Medway, Gareth J.
• Morgan, Roger
• Newbrook, Mark
• Noyes, Ralph
• O'Sullivan, Danny
• Peebles, Curtis
• Pelican, The
• Perkins, David
• Pilkington, Mark
• Randles, Jenny
• Reid, Frank John
• Ridpath, Ian
• Rimmer, John
• Roberts, Andy
• Rogerson, Peter
• Sandell, Roger
• Schwarz, Berthold
• Scornaux, Jacques
• Screeton, Paul
• Sharp, Alan
• Shough, Martin
• Shuttlewood, Arthur
• Simmons, H. Michael
• Simpson, David
• Sivier, David
• Smith, Willy
• Stacy, Dennis
• Stilling, Dennis
• Taylor, Philip
• Tinman, Paul
• Tokarz, Harry
• Toselli, Paolo
• Tsander, Alex
• Van Der Werff, Dirk
• Verga, Maurizio
• Watson, Nigel
• Wegner, Willy
• Westrum, Ron
• Wignall, Bernard
• Woodbridge, Steven
• Woodgate, Barry
• Zúñiga, Diego

Magonia 50 - 99 (1994 - 2009)

Number 50, September 1994

• Alienating fancies, part two – Martin Kottmeyer
• Recovering the forgotten records (Revisionist history part 4) – Peter Rogerson

Number 51, February 1995

• Still seeking Satan – Roger Sandell
• More cat flaps – John Rimmer

Magonia 52, May 1995

• Godships – Matthew Graeber
• Abduction absurdities – Willy Smith

Magonia 53, August 1995

• Blue is the colour; the hypno-show controversy – Michael Goss
• Blood, vision and brimstone, part one Blood. – Peter Rogerson
• Blood, vision and brimstone, part two: Vision
• Blood, vision and brimstone, part three: Brimstone
• Victims of memory – Roger Sandell and John Rimmer

Magonia 54, November 1995

• Communion cups and crashed saucers, part one: Holy violence – Peter Brookesmith
• Gill again, the Father Gill case reconsidered – Martin Kottmeyer
• Invasion of the barbarian monsters from Heaven and Hell – Nigel Watson

Magonia 55, March 1996

• Bogeymen – Kevin McClure
• Jumpers and the killer monk of Beach Head – Michael Goss

Magonia 56, June 1996

• Remembering Roger – Michael Goss, Peter Rogerson
• Organ snatchers – Peter Burger
• Communion cups and crashed saucers, part two: the Godlings descend – Peter Brookesmith
• Sceptical about the sceptics – John Harney

Magonia 57, September 1996

• Who taught God to drive? The origins of the ancient astronaut myth – Gareth Medway
• Gill yet again – Martin Kottmeyer
• Hypno-heist, more than just an urban legend? Michael Goss

Magonia 58, January 1997

• What’s on your mind? Mark Pilkington
• UFO crash retrievals, a developing myth – John Harney
• Mr Hutchinson’s amazing machine – John Rimmer

Magonia 59, April 1997

• Northern Echoes: Alien thinking – Peter Rogerson
• He can remember it for you wholesale – John Harney
• It never RAINS but it pours – Basil Humphreys

Magonia 60, August 1997

• An organised distortion of memory – John Rimmer
• Plague of aliens: visionary rumour as costume drama – Peter Brookesmith
• Deep secrets – Peter Rogerson
• On track with British Rael – Mark Pilkington

Magonia 61, November 1997

• Getting it right at East Gate – Jenny Randles
• Crashed cups; an interim response to Peter Brookesmith – David Sivier
• The mystic and the spy; two early British UFO writers – Philip Taylor

Magonia 62, February 1998

• A fatal illusion – Matthew Graeber
• Varicose veins, part one: entering a Grey area – Martin Kottmeyer
• ETH: extremely tenuous hypothesis – John Rimmer
• Truth, Tales and Catalogues [Northern Echoes] – Peter Rogerson

Magonia 63, May 1998

• Communion cups and crashed saucers: part three: Meanwhile back at the ranch – Peter Brookesmith
• Gazurmah’s Sons, the psychopathology of the Nazi saucer myth – David Sivier

Magonia 64, August 1998

• Defending the PSH [Editorial] – John Rimmer
• Physical evidence related to UFO reports [Sturrock] – John Harney
• The devil and the deep blue sky – Gareth Medway
• The age of infantilism: a response to Brookesmith – David Sivier
• Like ball-lighting: a memory of Ralph Noyes – Dennis Stacy

Magonia 65, November 1998

• Saucers and science, where did it all go wrong? – John Harney
• Is the ETH a scientific hypothesis? – Peter Rogerson
• Bishops on the Loose – Danny O’Sullivan
• Memories reworked. (Northern Echoes) – Peter Rogerson
• Tricks of memory – Peter Rogerson

Magonia 66, March 1999

• War among the angels: Satanism as class conflict – David Sivier
• Strange and wonderfull newes – Gareth Medway and Mark McCann
• The case of the Warrington humadruz – Peter Rogerson
• The strange case of Mr Esther Rantzen and the demon headmaster – John Rimmer

Magonia 67, June 1999

• Plots against the world – Steven Woodbridge
• Nostradamus 1999 – is this it, then? – Gareth Medway
• The Manchester air myth – Rory Lushman

Magonia 68, September 1999

• Varicose veins, part two: Heading towards the future – Martin Kottmeyer
• AC in DC: when Jenny met Joe – Jenny Randles

Magonia 69, December 1999

• The hunting of the ZEL – Curtis Peebles
• Paradise of grey peris – David Sivier

Magonia 70, March 2000

• Secret truth, myth and madness: Howden Moor, Britain’s Roswell? – David Clarke
• The media and the paranormal – Dr Chris French

Magonia 71, June 2000

• The limners of faerie – David Sivier
• Matter of debate – Gareth Medway
• A sceptical view of Dr French – Montague Keene
• Scole for scandal – Peter Rogerson

Magonia 72, October 2000

• Farewell to monorail dreaming (Northern Echoes) – Peter Rogerson
• The decline and fall of the sociological empire – Anthony R. Brown

Magonia 73, January 2001

• The case for fence-sitting, part one – Gareth Medway
• Alien vice: the pornography of abduction – David Sivier

Magonia 74, April 2001

• The case for fence-sitting, part two – Gareth Medway
• If you go down to the woods tonight: the Travis Walton case – John Harney
• Images of Imogen: a classic Victorian ghost story – Peter Rogerson

Magonia 75, July 2001

• UFO hoaxing and the story of Alex Birch and Stephen Darbishire – David Clarke and Andy Roberts
• Account of experimental UFO hoaxing – David Simpson and Ken Raine
• Replying to The Pelican – Ann Druffell

Magonia 76, November 2001

• Friendship, the fantasy island – Diego Zuniga
• Monstrous tales – Gareth Medway

Magonia 77, March 2002

• Varicose brains, part three: Headhunt – Martin Kottmeyer

Magonia 78, June 2002

• Fireflies: The X-15 ‘UFO’ Sighting Controversy – Curtis Peebles
• Down-to-earth UFO experiences – Matthew Graeber

Magonia 79, October 2002

• Desperately seeking Rudolph (two parts) – Chris Aubeck
• Conspiracy theory in American history – Mike McHugh
• Faulty logic – The Pelican

Magonia 80, January 2003

• The Flatwoods Monster: a critical re-examination – Buzz Brandt
• Tangling with the trickster – David Perkins

Magonia 81, May 2003

• A social history of ball lightning – Martin Shough
• The Schauberger error – Kevin McClure
• How to write a best-seller – Gareth J. Medway

Magonia 82, August 2003

• Schismatrix: Reflections on the cult of information in film and beyond — David Sivier
• Cook’s tour: a trip down the mean streets of ufology – Curtis Peebles
• The Raefield affair – Matt Graeber

Magonia 83, December 2003

• The history man: Wittgensteins lion and the stories of Roswell – Peter Brookesmith
• Ufoology: as much fun as a barrel full of aliens – Matt Graeber

Magonia 84, March 2004

• Mindscapes; the development of psychogeography – David Sivier
• The alien carries paperwork – Martin Kottmeyer

Magonia 85, July 2004

• The aliens speak… and write – Mark Newbrook

Magonia 86, November 2004

• Visions before midnight: witchcraft, folklore and abductions – David Sivier
• Alien mimicry in popular culture – Michael McHugh

Magonia 87, February 2005

• Saucer full of secrets – Andy Roberts
• A man who would be king – Gareth J. Medway

Magonia 88, May 2005

• Contactees versus abductees – John Rimmer
• The case of the vanishing X-15 pilot – Curtis Peebles
• Victorian charm of the protong – David Sivier

Magonia 89, August 2005

• In advance of the landing; Peter Caddy and Findhorn – Andy Roberts
• Aztec… in bloom again – Matt Graeber and Michael McClellan
• Curtis Peeble, the X-15 and Angela’s Ashes – Frank John Reid
• Make Ufology History -- 'The Pelican'

Magonia 90, November 2005

• Engine stoppers – Martin Kottmeyer
• Indexing the machine elves – David Sivier

Magonia 91, February 2006

• Abducted in space – Curtis Peebles
• The Devil’s dozen – Gareth Medway
• Strange fruit: Ozark folklore – David Sivier

Magonia 92, June 2006

• A view of the Condign Report – John Rimmer
• Julian Hennessy, portrait of a British UFO pioneer – Joe McGonagle
• Making Hitler magic: unravelling the Spear of Destiny hoax – Kevin McClure

Magonia 93, September 2006

• Ike and the aliens: the origins of exopolitics – Curtis Peebles
• Invizikids – Mike Hallowell
• Cunning folk and familiar spirits – Peter Rogerson
• Hard core – John Rimmer
• Chicago cats and plastic bags – Frank John Reid

Magonia 94, January 2007

• Beyond the reality barrier – Gareth Medway
• Visions before midnight – David Sivier

Magonia 95, May 2007

• A very British ufology – John Rimmer
• Roswell, YF110 and Constant Peg – Curtis Peebles
• Transformation of ufology – Matt Graeber

Magonia 96, October 2007

• Spectres meeting in a cemetery (two parts) – David Sivier
• A web of flying saucer lies – Nigel Watson
• Fear and loathing in New Hampshire – Peter Rogerson

Magonia 97, April 2008

• Curiouser and curiouser – Gareth Medway
• Apollo 20, a space absurdity – Curtis Peebles

Magonia 98, September 2008

• UFOs at the National Archives – David Clarke

Magonia 99, April 2009

• Mediums, mystics and Martians – Gareth J. Medway
• Some thought on ‘The UFO as an antiscientific symbol’ – John Rimmer
• A testable hypothesis, 1947 – Jerome Clark

Magonia, 1 - 49 (1979 - 1994)

Number 1, Autumn 1979

• Lo! He comes in clouds descending – John Fletcher
• The ethical ufologist – Berthold Schwarz

Magonia 2, Winter 1979-80

• Shadowland of ufology: part one – Nigel Watson

Magonia 3, Spring 1980

• Airships and invaders: background to a social panic – Nigel Watson
• In a Wallasey garden – Jenny Randles

Magonia 4, Summer 1980

• Plurality of worlds: from antiquity to the 18th century – John Harney
• Shadowland of ufology, part two – Nigel Watson

Magonia 5, [Autumn] 1980

• Conspirators to contactees: part one, the world of conspiracy theories – Roger Sandell
• A lifetime of curses – Les Maisey

Magonia 6, [Spring] 1981

• A second look at hypnotic regression experiments – Willy Smith
• Plurality of worlds: from Darwin to the present day – John Harney
• Unmasking of a Man in Black – Jenny Randles
• Madoc – John Fletcher

Magonia 7, [Autumn] 1981

• Why have all the UFOs gone? – Peter Rogerson
• Conspirators to contactees: part two, the UFO connection – Roger Sandell

Magonia 8, [Spring] 1982

• Conspirators to contactees: part three, conspiracy now – Roger Sandell
• Which way madness lies – Hilary Evans
• “Why have all the UFOs gone”: a second look – Hilary Evans

Magonia 9, [Summer] 1982

• Plurality of worlds: “deserts of arid speculation…” – John Harney
• Ufology and romanticism – Nigel Watson
• Close encounters and dream states – Ian Creswell & Granville Oldroyd

Magonia 10, [Autumn] 1982

• Abduction experience: the birth trauma hypothesis – Alvin H. Lawson

Magonia 11, [Winter] 1982

• Ghost writers – Peter Rogerson
• Objections to the birth trauma hypothesis – Ian Cresswell

Magonia 12 [Spring] 1983

• Confessions of a Fortean sceptic – Jerome Clark
• The Earth Lights debate, for the defence – Paul Devereux

Magonia 13 [Summer] 1983

• Conspiracy update – Roger Sandell
• Our unreliable ‘eyewitnesses’ – Paolo Toselli
• ‘Earth Lights’; further comments. Ian Cresswell
• The Earth Lights controversy – John Harney replies
• Questioning the ‘real’ phenomenon – Claude Maugé

Magonia 14 [Winter] 1983

• Northern lights: Arendel and Hessdalen – Hilary Evans
• Pennine UFO Controversy – Jenny Randles and Peter Rogerson
• Explanation of the Woodbridge UFO – Ian Ridpath

Magonia 15, April 1984

• The rising and the limits of a doubt – Jacques Scornaux
• It’s all in the mind – Peter Rogerson

Magonia 16, July 1984

• What dreams might come – Ian Cresswell
• Crash: radical misperception and the power of myth – Peter Rogerson
• Tracing the traces – Maurizio Verga
• The myth of the authorised myth – Hilary Evans

Magonia 17, October 1984

• Not the ETH – Jenny Randles
• People of a different shape – Peter Rogerson
• New look to the ETH – Luis Gonzáles
• A plea for the ETH – John Harney
• Venus with her trousers down – Nigel Watson & Granville Oldroyd

Magonia 18, January 1985

• Apocalypse when? – Roger Sandell
• Saucers and broomsticks – Peter Rogerson
• Case of the Liverpool leprechauns – Nigel Watson, Ian Cresswell & Granville Oldroyd

Magonia 19, May 1985

• Portrait of a researcher, part one - Maurizio Verga
• Reincarnation and personal identity – John Harney
• Maniac on the platform – Michael Goss
• Deeper into the forest: Rendlesham continued -Willy Smith and Roger Sandell

Magonia 20, August 1985

• Once upon a time in the West – H. Michael Simmons
• Dream of nuts and bolts – Nigel Watson
• Children of another god – Peter Rogerson
• Haunted man – Peter Hough

Magonia 21, December 1985

• The French pterodactyl, a Fortean folly – Michael Goss
• Galilieo fallacy – John Harney
• Portrait of a researcher, part two. Maurizio Verga
• Throwing light on Rendlesham – Steuart Campbell
• The ‘men in black’: a new case – Peter Hough

Magonia 22, May 1986

• The phantom hitch-hiker on public transport – Michael Goss
• Case of the little man of Reneve – Hilary Evans
• Nazi’s occult mentors – Roger Sandell

Magonia 23, July 1986

• Taken to the limits – Peter Rogerson
• Fantasy-prone personalities – Peter Rogerson (Northern Echoes)
• Second look – the Galileo fallacy – John Harney and Robert Morrell

Magonia 24, November 1986

• Shito-dama: the Japanese fireball spirit – Michael Goss
• Spooklights in tradition and folklore – David Clarke
• Persinger’s tectonic strain theory: strengths and weaknesses – Claude Maugé

Magonia 25, March 1987

• Curious connection between helicopters and UFOs – Dennis Stilling
• The Earthlights Debate – Paul Devereux
• The Earthlights Debate – Hilary Evans

Magonia 26, June 1987

• Why Cracoe fell! – David Clarke
• Magnetism and its influence on humans – Paul Tinman
• One measures a circle – Peter Rogerson

Magonia 27, September 1987

• Break a leg: the UFO experience as theatre – Martin Kottmeyer
• And the dogs began to howl… – Peter Rogerson

Magonia 28, January 1988

• Missing time, missing links – Dennis Stilling
• Transvection and ufology – Manfred Cassirer
• Above top secret, below top draw – Dennis Stacy
• Cathars and Templars – Roger Sandell

Magonia 29, April 1988

• Notes towards a social history of ley-hunting – Roger Sandell
• Creative fire – Martin Kottmeyer
• Majestical mystery tour – Ralph Noyes
• The earthlights debate -- Claude Maugé and Paul Devereeux

Magonia 30, August 1988

• Monsters: amiable, intelligent and as daft as brushes — Nigel Watson
• Off limits: ufology and the deconstruction of reality – Peter Rogerson
• More pieces for the jigsaw – Hilary Evans
• British government files in the Public Record Office – Roger J. Morgan

Magonia 31, November 1988

• Nightmares, sex and abductions – Manfred Cassirer
• Mystery circles, our golden opportunity – Paul Fuller
• Randles Abduction, as seen by one who’s been there – Daryl Collins

Magonia 32, March 1988

• Abductions: the boundary deficit hypothesis – Martin Kottmeyer
• Reason and superstition – Ralph Noyes
• Imaginary reality – Patrick Harpur

Magonia 33, July 1989

• From my Pennine Valley notebook – David Clarke

Magonia 34, October 1989

• The American way: truth justice and abduction – Thomas Bullard
• Moore and the military – Dennis Stacy

Magonia 35, January 1990

• Entirely unpredisposed – Martin Kottmeyer
• ‘The American way’: a cock-and-Bullard story – Dennis Stillings

Magonia 36, May 1990

• Abductions: who’s being taken for a ride? – John Rimmer
• Delusions – Manfred Cassirer

Magonia 37, October 1990

• On a summer’s day in the steel city of Sheffield …
• America strikes back: further rumblings from across the Atlantic – Thomas Bullard

Magonia 38, January 1991

• Somewhere a child is crying – Peter Rogerson
• From evidence of abuse to abuse of evidence: Roger Sandell
• The lessons of folklore – Michael Goss

Magonia 39, April 1991

• Seeing things – Nigel Watson
• Universe of spies: part one - Martin Kottmeyer
• Satanism update – Roger Sandell

Magonia 40, August 1991

• Universe of Spies, part two: eye in the sky – Martin Kottmeyer
• Old hat, new hat – Michael Goss
• Flying saucers from Hell – Bill Ellis

Magonia 41, November 1991

• Variation Enigmas – Thomas Bullard
• Universe of spies, part three: Eye-Yi-Ti. Martin Kottmeyer
• Roswell: The search for the ‘real’ UFO – John Harney
• Corn flakes – John Rimmer

Magonia 42, March 1992

• Folklore rules – Hilary Evans
• Seeing things – Patrick Harpur
• Desperately seeking Satan – Roger Sandell
• Circular letters: readers respond to ‘Corn Flakes’

Magonia 43, July 1992

• Down to Earth: UFO investigation 1897 style – Nigel Watson
• Catflap – John Rimmer and John Harney

Magonia 44, October 1992

• What’s up Doc? Fear and loathing in the ‘fifties – Martin Kottmeyer
• Down to Earth: UFO investigation 1897 style – Nigel Watson
• In the light of experience – Thomas Ballard
• Alien abductions, avenging aliens – Dennis Stacy

Magonia 45, March 1993

• Stretching credibility – Christopher Allen
• What’s up Doc? Swinging through the ’sixties – Martin Kottmeyer
• Hunters, gatherers and secret abductors – Peter Rogerson
• Manhattan transfer: the ethics of the Linda Napolitano case -John Rimmer

Magonia 46, June 1993

• Fairyland’s hunters, part one – Peter Rogerson
• What’s up Doc? Shams and shepherds; the seventies and so forth - Martin Kottmeyer
• Satanism update – Roger Sandell
• “Fire in the Sky” (Film Review) – Nigel Watson

Magonia 47, October 1993

• Living laboratories; a survey of 90s abduction literature – Peter Rogerson
• Fairyland’s hunters, part two – Peter Rogerson
• UMMO, planet of the anonymous correspondents – Luis R Gonzáles

Magonia 48, January 1994

• Mattoon revisited – Willy Smith
• The 1952 saucer wave: a story behind the story – ‘Just Cause’
• Virtual banality – John Rimmer

Magonia 49, June 1994

• Alienating fancies, part one. – Martin Kottmeyer
• In search of the real UFOs – John Harney
• Sex, science and salvation – Peter Rogerson

MUFOB New Series (1975 - 1979)

Number 1, Winter 1975

• The phantom ship and the UFO – Peter Rogerson
• Loot of the lecturer – Roger Sandell

Number 2, March 1976

• Experimental UFO hoaxing – David Simpson
• Very like a whale – Bryan Jeffrey

Number 3, Summer 1976

• Strange affair of APEN – Jenny Randles
• Ghost in the machine – Roger Sandell
• Panorama of ufological visions – Peter Rogerson

Number 4, Autumn 1976

• Visions of the night: one family’s experience of strange phenomena – John Rimmer and Peter Rogerson
• Winged Creatures – Nigel Watson

Number 5, Winter 1976/7

• Knowing about UFOs: part one. Ron Westrum
• Monster as metaphor – Roger Sandell

Number 6, Spring 1977

• Case for humanoids – John Harney
• Knowing about UFOs: part two – Ron Westrum
• Schematic chart of ufology – Willy Smith

Number 7, Summer 1977

• Doves are just middle-class pigeons – Peter Rogerson
• Recent UK contact reports – Jenny Randles

Number 8, Autumn 1977

• Visions and visionaries – John Fletcher
• More ghosts in the machine — Alan Sharp
• The folklore connection – Nigel Watson

Number 9, Winter 1977-78

• Facts, frauds and fairytales – John Rimmer
• The Danish ‘airship’ of 1908 – Willy Wegner
• Fairies and fireballs – Peter Rogerson

Number 10, Spring 1978

• Structured approach to the analysis of non-physical UFO evidence – Donald A Johnson
• The ‘Cigar’ ship of 1909 – Nigel Watson
• Ten years on… the Editors look back… – Roger Sandell, Peter Rogerson, John Rimmer

Number 11, Summer 1978

• UFO witnesses: public property – Harry Tokarz
• A newspaper looks at the airship – Paul Screeton

Number 12, Autumn 1978

• Concrete dream – Peter Rogerson
• The airship and other panics – Roger Sandell

Number 13, Winter 1978-9

• Strange awakenings – Keith Basterfield
• More strange awakenings – Jenny Randles
• Notes towards a revisionist history of abductions: part one – Peter Rogerson

Number 14, Spring 1979

• Stranger in the city – Nigel Watson
• Vendetta with Venus – Jenny Randles

Number 15, Summer 1979

• Confessions of a ufologist – Allen H. Greenfield
• UFOs… by appointment – Dirk van der Werff
• Abduction syndrome in Haitian folklore – Peter Rogerson

Merseyside UFO Bulletin (1968-1974)

Volume 1, number 1, January-February 1968

• Merseyside UFO Bulletin number 1 (complete text)
  Doubts about Condon; the Alamoso case, local UFO reports, Loco Hoax, unsettled ufologists

Volume 1, number 2, March-April 1968

• The large scale study of UFO reports – Bernard Wignall
• UFO glossary: Part One – John Harney

Volume 1, number 3, May – June 1968

• UFO glossary: Part Two – John Harney
• UFO documentary – John Harney
• Chaos at Colorado – John Harney

Volume 1, number 4, July -August 1968

• Extraterrestrial life - Alan W. Sharp
• UFO reports and Irish folklore – John Rimmer
• BUFORA Conference at Bristol, July 1968

Volume 1, number 5, September-October 1968

• Should Men-in-Black reports be taken seriously? – John Harney

Volume 1, number 6, November-December 1968

• The search for physical evidence, part 1: Maury Island – John Harney
• The ‘silencers’ in England – John Harney
• The Hertfordshire UFO Investigation Group – Barry Woodgate
• The Tunguska meteorite – Alan Sharp
• New hope for extraterrestrial communication - Paul Hopkins

Volume 2, number 1, January-February 1969

• A critical look at the interplanetary spaceships theory – John Harney
• The connections between fairies and UFO entities – John Rimmer

Volume 2, number 2, March – April 1969

• A Shift of Emphasis (Editorial) – John Harney
• The search for physical evidence, part 2: Angel Hair – John Harney
• Our first reactions to the Condon report – The Editors

Volume 2, number 3, May-June 1969

• The nature of the UFO phenomenon dictates the official attitude – John Harney

Volume 2, number 4, July- August 1969

• The UFO as an anti-scientific symbol – John Rimmer
• The latest Warminster landing – Arthur Shuttlewood

Volume 2, number 5, September-October 1969

• Warminster Revisited: Some Personal Observations – John Rimmer

Volume 2, number 6, November-December 1969

• Looking back on the ’60s, forward to the ’70s – John Harney, Alan Sharp, John Rimmer
• Recent skywatch at Warminster – John Harney

Volume 3, number 1, January-February 1970

• ETH: a look at the alternatives – John Rimmer
• A Personal UFO experience – Alan Sharp

Volume 3, number 2, March-April 1970

• Doubts at DIGAP – John Rimmer
• Great truths forming in the void – Arthur Shuttlewood
• How to be interviewed – John Harney
• Whither ufology – a riposte – Alan Sharp

Volume 3, number 3, May-June 1970

• Death and life of British ufology – John Rimmer

Volume 3, number 4, September 1970

• John Keel and the liberation of ufology – John Rimmer
• Of many ‘Things’ – Paul Hopkins
• Objections to the parapsychological hypothesis – John Harney
• The John Keel Correspondence

Volume 3, number 5, November 1970

• Adamski, Aetherius Fry, Diophantes, et al, farewell – Paul Hopkins

Volume 3, number 6, December 1970

• The UFO is alive and well and living in Fairyland – John Rimmer
• Our visit to Warminster – Dave and Natalie Gould
• Of hoaxes and hoaxers – Paul Hopkins

Volume 4, number 1, Spring 1971

• The Fred O. Gardner letter
• Apocalyptophilia – Peter Rogerson
• Why are you banging your head against that brick wall? – John Rimmer

Volume 4, number 2, June 1971

• The search for physical evidence : the Ubatuba magnesium - John Harney
• The Sun Maiden – Peter Rogerson

Volume 4, Number 3, Summer 1971

• Do you ken John Keel? – Alan Sharp
• Skywatches – Janet Bord (Gregory)

Volume 4, number 4, September-October 1971

• Disenchantment [at Warminster] – John Harney
• Psychological theories of UFOs – Peter Rogerson

Volume 4, number 5, December 1971

• The New Ufology: a critique. Alan Sharp

Volume 4, number 6, Winter 1971

• Search for physical evidence: part four, the Charlton crater
• The famous Arthur Shuttlewood letter: ‘The wrath of Shuttlewood’

Volume 5, number 1, Spring 1972

• Psychological theories: a reply to Rogerson – Carl Grove

Volume 5, number 2, June 1971

• Future directions for UFO research – Peter Rogerson

Volume 5, number 3, Summer 1972

• The mythology of UFO events and interpretations – Peter Rogerson
• Some notes on the need for a rational hypothesis – John Harney

Volume 5, number 4, Autumn 1972

• The ‘New’ ufology – John Keel and Alan Sharp

Volume 5, number 5, March 1973

• Identifying UFOs – Nigel Watson

Volume 5, number 6, May 1973

• The scientist and the fantastic – Peter Rogerson

Volume 6, number 1, July 1973

• UFO evidence in an American reservoir – Alan Sharp
• Archaeologists and astronauts – Roger Sandell

Volume 6, number 2, August 1973

• Future Shock and UFO cults - Peter Rogerson
• Response to Alan Sharp’s analysis of the Loch Raven Dam case – Roy Dutton
• Interpretation of UFO data in terms of contemporary panics – Peter Rogerson
• Devil and the disc – Nigel Watson

Volume 6, number 3, January 1974

• Proposals for UFO Research – Ron Westrum and Peter Rogerson

Volume 6, number 4, April 1974

• The phantom helicopter – John Harney
• Discussing New Directions – Ron Westrum and Peter Rogerson