num_pages: 174
description: Yes, the truth is out there, but much of the UFO community is largely unwilling to search where the evidence really seems to point. In this book, Keel leads the way into this mysterious realm, postulating that what we know--or, rather, think we know--about UFOs &amp; their ilk is in need of serious reconsideration. The possibilities Keel has uncovered through his years of research are controversial, to say the least; what he has to say will undoubtedly infuriate or alienate (excuse the pun) many readers. This is most unfortunate, since Keel is only trying his best to make sense of what seems at times a senseless matter indeed, perpetuated by some eternally manipulative &amp; elusive intelligence. If there was ever a "must-read" for anyone interested in the paranormal, occult etc., this must surely be it.--Michael Lubert
language: English
title: Disneyland of the Gods
titlecomplete: Disneyland of the Gods
genres: Cryptozoology, Paranormal, Nonfiction
ratings_count: 189
publisher: Illuminet Press (Lilburn, GA)