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Wednesday, April 6, 2011
CFZ: The 2011 Yearbook Has Arrived!
Just like (A) Santa, (B) a re-run of a Morecambe and Wise Christmas show (which will mean nothing to you, unless you hail from the British Isles!), and (C) lots of drunken people singing Auld Lang Syne, the Center for Fortean Zoology's Yearbook is a once-a-year phenomenon.
And, I'm very pleased to announce, the 2011 edition - edited by the capable, ink-stained hands of Jon Downes - has just been published. As always, it provides the reader with a good and varied selection of papers. Here's the full listing of the CFZ's 2011 Yearbook:
INTRODUCTION
TRUNKO: A Trio of World-Exclusives on ShukerNature. Here’s How It Happened! by Dr Karl Shuker
IN SEARCH OF THE HVERAFUGLAR by Glen Vaudrey
FLOGGING A DEAD HORSE: The Cryptozoological Aspects of the George Edalji Affair by Nick Redfern
INVENTED TRADITIONS AND REGIONAL IDENTITY: The case of the Black Dog of Bungay by Dr David Waldron
IN SEARCH OF THE BOLDON BRAG by Mike Hallowell
CRYPTOZOOLOGICAL ARTICLES FROM PARANORMAL MAGAZINE by Richard Freeman:
- DRAGONS: A LEGEND COME TO LIFE
- GOING UNDERGROUND - MONSTERS THAT NEVER WERE
- WENDIGO: WALKER ON THE WINDS
- THE THING ON THE DOORSTEP: MONSTERS IN YOUR BACKYARD
- THE BOGEY MEN OF THE PHILIPPINES
- THE BEASTS FROM BRAZIL
ON THE ALMASTY AND CENTRAL ASIAN WILDMEN by Dale Drinnon
THE AMPHISBAENA IN BRITAIN AND IRELAND by Richard Muirhead
A NOTE ON FRANK SEARLE AS RECALLED by Syd Henley
ON THE TRACK...OF HELLHOUNDS WHICH AREN’T BLACK! By Neil Arnold
FRESHWATER CEPHELAPODS - LIMITATIONS BY PHYSIOLOGY by Max Blake
ZOOLOGICAL CURIOSITIES FROM HARDWICKE`S SCIENCE GOSSIP PART 2 1868-1870 by Richard Muirhead
THE CRYPTOZOOLOGY OF POKÉMON (Generations 1-4) by Oll Lewis
CFZ USA 2010 Report by Nick Redfern
CFZ AUSTRALIA 2010 Report by Rebecca Lang and Mike Williams
CFZ ANNUAL REPORT 2010 by Jonathan Downes
If you're in Britain, you can buy the book here. And U.S. readers should click on this link.
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