Books
CoEvolution: The True Story of a Man Taken for Ten Days to an Extraterrestrial Civilization - by Alec Newald. This is by far the most amazing encounter story I've ever read. Alec's escort and close companion was a female human/grey-ish hybrid named Zeena who, in the course of their ten days together, revealed to him an embarassing mistake their people made in the past, how it affected them, and why they have come to Earth—to co-evolve with us when the Earth shifts into a higher dimension, something they believe is about to happen soon.
Gateway of the Gods - by Craig Hines. Having heard Craig speak on Coast to Coast, I know he's a kindred soul. I can't wait to read this book.
The Broken Bible: Picking up the Extraterrestrial Pieces - by John E. Chitty. A thorough analysis of the Old Testament focusing on the technology used by Yaweh and his angels, and providing an explanation for why Yaweh destroyed so many nations before delivering the Israelites to their promised land. He theorizes that the fallen angels spoken of in the book of Enoch were the 'other gods' who had captivated the many nations Yaweh destroyed. Mr. Chitty's analysis of scripture leaves no doubt in the readers mind that Yaweh, his angels, and the 'other gods' were all very real, and did indeed use high technology.
The Contact Has Begun: The True Story of a Journalist's Encounter with Alien Beings - by Phillip Krapf . On June 9, 1997, former Los Angeles Times journalist Phillip Krapf found himself whisked aboard an alien spaceship where he spent the next few days being peacefully indoctrinated into a fascinating new world. Seemingly forgotten about today, this book nevertheless ranks among the most important and amazing testimonials ever put into print. As with CoEvolution, this species, the Verdant, are not exactly greys, but similar. Prior to meeting them, Philip held skeptical views of UFOs, and neither did he believe in God. Upon meeting the Verdants, Philip was shocked to see how wrong he was about UFOs, but even more shocked when they told him, by way of a story from their past, that they believe in God and eternal life after death. A must read.
Web Sites
Earth's Ancient History - L.C.Geerts
UFOArea.com - Ellen Lloyd
Aliennationsam.com - Sam Willey, of the UK
The Baptism of Christ - Christopher Montgomery, executive director of UFORC.
The Bible UFO Connection - Patrick Cooke.
Coast To Coast - George Noory and Art Bell - C2C provides a daily commercial-free webcast for about $5/month, with top experts in the fields of UFO's, and all related subjects. I'm a happy subscriber.
Jeff Rense - Jeff Rense provides a commercial-free daily webcast for about $6/month. UFO news take top priority, but Jeff also covers the news the mainstream won't, and his guests are top notch. I'm a happy subscriber.
The Unknown Country - Whitley Strieber. Whitley features a weekly, commercial-free webcast for about $4/month. Fascinating guests plus a report from Linda Moulton Howe each week. If you become a subscriber, come chat with me, SonOfMan, in Whitley's chat room.
UFO Implications - David E. Twichell
CNUFOS.com - UFO Pictures, Videos, and Stories - Rich Giordano
Aliens the Truth - Chris Augustin
Crosswalk's Bible Study Tools - Best research facility on the net.
EARS - Evidence of Alien contact Revealed in Scripture - books and web site by James Andrew. Note from James: "... just a friendly reminder that most of the content for the first book can still be found in the original EARS articles section.
Magazines
Atlantis Rising - This is my favorite. Published monthly, every issue is packed with fascinating articles both from well-known researchers/authors as well as up and comers.
Nexus Magazine - Based in Australia, NEXUS is an international bi-monthly alternative news magazine, covering the fields of: Health Alternatives; Suppressed Science; Earth's Ancient Past; UFOs & the Unexplained; and Government Cover-Ups. From my perspective, health issues seems to be the predominant subject, but there's always one or two other excellent articles.
UFO Magazine - From the UK, this is a great magazine, well worth subscribing to. My only wish would be for less monthly columnists, who don't seem to bring much new to the table, and more eyewitness testimonials, which always fascinate me.