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Bill Grabowski - UFOlogy Throughout My Life
Published 31st August 2016
William Grabowski is the author of 9 books (ghostwriter of more), most recently the techno-thriller Infinity Point, media tie-in Castro's Cadillac (from the screenplay by Michael Sayles), Amazon bestseller Black Light: Perspectives on Mysterious Phenomena, and Traces of Oblivion, a collection of best short stories including his 2004 novel The Untold—a horror/conspiracy thriller. Black Light was lauded by Emmy Award-winning investigative journalist George Knapp (KLAS/CBS-TV) as “A heck of a piece of work!” Grabowski\'s hundreds of articles, interviews and book reviews have been published on Forbes.com, Philadelphia Business Journal digital edition, Magonia Blog, Hellnotes and elsewhere; in magazines Library Journal, Beware the Dark, Cemetery Dance, National Public Radio-associated Wireless and more. Grabowski is also a popular guest on radio and podcasts, including internationally syndicated Coast to Coast AM, Dark Thirty, Canada\'s Spaced Out Radio and others. Grabowski’s life-long fascination with—and research into—so-called paranormal phenomena and UFOs is guided by the work of visionaries Carl Jung, Joseph Campbell, Terence McKenna, Jacques Vallee, Colin Wilson, John Keel, and even literary theorist/anti-novelist Alain Robbe-Grillet, as well as authors Brian Aldiss (particularly Report on Probability “A”), and Ian Watson (Miracle Visitors). Grabowski’s Black Light explores anomalous aerial phenomena (popularly known as UFOs), and reported associated effects—entity sightings and apparent interactions; “poltergeist” activity; bizarre electromagnetic intrusions involving telephones, TVs, computers, and even our minds. Citing both historical and present-day accounts, Grabowski humanizes disturbing—occasionally shocking—material by never ignoring its effect on witnesses, speculating that we are collectively collaborating with these unknowns, projecting dreams, despair, terror and hope onto what (whether internal or external) might be ultimately revealed as the driver behind evolution—physical, social, and spiritual.





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