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books:

Close Encounters of the Fourth Kind
C.D.B. Bryan

Trafalgar Square, 1995

Alien abduction-what the scientists think. This book will fascinate equally believers and non-believers alike.

Close Encounters Of The Fourth Kind: Alien Abduction, UFOs, and the Conference at M.I.T.

10 reviews
C.D.B. Bryan

Knopf, 1995

Where do we come in?
This book added to my suspician of a government cover up, opened the pandoras box to Alien abduction, government cover-up, military technology, Similarities between everyone abductee. Theories on all of this and more kept me reading this book cover to cover. Skeptics that want to remain skeptical should not read this book. If you have a closed mind but dont want it to be pried open do not read ...

Friendly Fire

2 reviews
C.D.B. Bryan

Bantam, 1982

read it in installments
I guess you had to be there. I read this book when it first came out, in installments in The New Yorker. When each one arrived in the mail, I put down everything to read it, right then and there. That's how compelling it was, for someone like myself (b. 1951).

National Geographic Society: 100 Years of Adventure and Discovery (Abradale Books)

3 reviews
C. D. B. Bryan, Robert Morton, ...

Harry N. Abrams, 2001

A great buy...
A masterpiece collection from the masters of photography. A well compiled selection from the archives of NGM...this book is truly value for money. If you have espace on your coffe-table, buy this...