We have just released the ebook edition of one of our biggest and best books, UFOs and Government: A Historical Inquiry by Michael Swords, Robert Powell, et al. It’s available from Amazon Kindle, Apple iBooks, Barnes & Noble Nook, Kobo, and more.

We have also released the ebook edition of our newest book, More Encounters with Star People: Urban American Indians Tell Their Stories by Ardy Sixkiller Clark.

And available for the first time this month as laminated hardcover editions are Return to Magonia: Investigating UFOs in History by Chris Aubeck and Martin Shough from Amazon or Barnes & Noble; and A Manifestation of Monsters: Examining The (Un)usual Suspects by Karl Shuker, also from Amazon or Barnes & Noble. These hardcover editions will only be available for a limited time, so get yours now.

We have just released a raft of our best-selling books in reasonably priced, laminate hardcover editions. They are now available from both Amazon US and Amazon UK and other resellers such as Barnes and Noble online.

Operation Trojan Horse by John A. Keel
Amazon US
Amazon UK 

Worlds Before Our Own by Brad Steiger
Amazon US
Amazon UK

Strange Company by Keith Chester
Amazon US
Amazon UK

The Yowie by Tony Healy and Paul Cropper
Amazon US
Amazon UK

The Field Guide to Bigfoot by Loren Coleman and Patrick Huyghe
Amazon US
Amazon UK

True Giants by Mark Hall and Loren Coleman
Amazon US
Amazon UK

Lizard Man by Lyle Blackburn
Amazon US
Amazon UK

Mirabilis by Karl Shuker
Amazon US
Amazon UK

Consulting Spirit by Ian Rubenstein
Amazon US
Amazon UK

Confrontations by Jacques Vallee
Amazon US
Amazon UK

Revelations by Jacques Vallee
Amazon US
Amazon UK

The Invisible College by Jacques Vallee
Amazon US
Amazon UK

Outbreak! by Hilary Evans and Paul Bartholomew
Amazon US
Amazon UK

Seeing Fairies by Marjorie Johnson
Amazon US
Amazon UK

Why Science is Wrong by Alex Tsakiris
Amazon US
Amazon UK

These books will only be available in hardcover editions for a limited time.

Just as many audiophiles still prefer vinyl records to digital downloads for their music, some book buyers prefer hardback books to trade paperbacks or (horrors!) ebooks. In an effort to please this discriminating audience, we are making a selection of titles from the Anomalist Books catalog available in hardback editions. Those who have held these laminate hardbacks (no dust jacket) in their hands agree that the books are rock solid and beautiful. But please note: these hardback editions will only be available for a limited time.

THE BEAST OF BOGGY CREEK by Lyle Blackburn
Amazon    Barnes & Noble

THE CRYPTOTERRESTRIALS by Mac Tonnies
Amazon    Barnes  & Noble

COLUMBUS WAS LAST by Patrick Huyghe
Amazon    Barnes & Noble

FINAL EVENTS by Nick Redfern
Amazon    Barnes & Noble

DIMENSIONS by Jacques Vallee
Amazon   Barnes & Noble

MONSTER DIARY by Nick Redfern
Amazon   Barnes & Noble

THE SECRET ART by Duncan Laurie
Amazon   Barnes & Noble

UFOS AND GOVERNMENT by Michael Swords and Robert Powell
Amazon   Barnes & Noble

You know already that many of our print books are also available as ebooks. You can get them for Amazon’s Kindle, for Barnes & Noble’s Nook, and in Apple’s iBookstore. Now our books are also available on Kobo for their eReaders, which use electronic ink screens. Kobo is big in Canada, where they are based, but they’re also making big inroads internationally. If the name “Kobo” has you puzzled, it’s an anagram of the word “book.” Get you Anomalist Books for Kobo here!

Most Anomalist Books are now available through the Expresso Book Machine. What does that mean? That means you can walk in to more than half a dozen bookstores in the United States (and many others worldwide), order the book you want, and have it printed in front of you faster than you can make a cup of coffee. Yes, that fast! Expresso Book Machines are now installed in the following bookstores:

Harvard Bookstore
Cambridge, MA, 02138

University of Washington Book Store
Seattle, WA, 98105

Northshire Bookstore
Manchester Center, VT, 05255

University of Utah Library
Salt Lake City, UT, 84112

McNally Jackson Bookstore
New York, NY, 10012

Village Books In Fairhaven
Bellingham, WA, 98225

Tattered Cover Bookstore
Denver, CO, 80202

Flintridge Bookstore
La Canada, CA, 9101

Find all Expresso Book Machine locations here.

Search for any of our books here.

If you find that one of our books is not listed, let us know and we’ll look into it. Email us.

Every now and then someone asks: “How can I keep track of your new titles and other news about Anomalist Books?” There are several answers to that question. The old-fashioned way is to come to the website, of course, and read the “News.” Or you can put the News in your RSS feed by plugging in this url: http://www.anomalistbooks.com/news/. But now, thanks to Chris Savia, the weekend news editor of The Anomalist, there is a third way: you can join Anomalist Books on Facebook. Who knows, one day we might even tweet.

We’ve been putting this off, and the longer we’ve put it off, the longer the list has grown. It began on July 8, 2011, with the death of Bill Corliss. We’ve known Bill for 40 years and have every one of his remarkable Sourcebook Project volumes on our shelves. His collection of scientific anomalies, which represents just a small fraction of what science doesn’t know, has served as an inspiration to us. One day his work will get the recognition it deserves.  Then on July 27, 2011, Hilary Evans passed away.  We not only co-authored a book with Hilary some years ago, but we are proud to have been the publisher of his last two books:  Outbreak! Encyclopedia of Extraordinary Social Behavior (with Robert Bartholomew) and SLIders: The Enigma of Streetlight Interference (SLI). Hilary’s mind was as sharp as a tack all the way to the end; in fact, he had another book all fleshed out in his mind, a book which unfortunately now we’ll never get to see. Then on August 12, 2011, Bob Girard passed away in Florida. Bob was the owner of a mail order book company called Arcturus Books, and he would badger his clientele into enlightenment by insisting they purchase and read the books he offered on UFOs, cryptozoology, the paranormal, and ancient history. We bought many books from Bob over the years, and he was the primary mail-order seller of Anomalist Books since 2005, when we opened for business. We will miss these three friends, these three great fortean men. Update: We did not want to add to this dark list, but on August 21, our friend Budd Hopkins, whom we have known for more than 30 years, passed away. We are glad to have worked with him and publsihed his brilliant autobiography just two years ago: Art, Life and UFOs: A Memoir.

Though we are still in a New York frame of mind, you should be aware that Anomalist Books has a new address for editorial matters:

Anomalist Books
PO Box 6807
Charlottesville, VA 22906

Our business address remains the same, however.

Since 2005, our books have been available for printing and direct distribution in the United States and the United Kingdom (from which they are also shipped to the continent). And now, as of July 2011, we are also able to print and ship our books directly from Melbourne, Australia, for the Australian, New Zealand, and Asian markets. Do let your friends Down Under know that Anomalist Books are now—or will soon be—available from their favorite online booksellers (without the high markups due to postage costs). Booksellers in Australia can now contact us about our wholesale discounts.

Finally, Australians will be able to pick up Anomalist Books written by their own countrymen:

The Yowie: In Search of Australia’s Bigfoot by Tony Healy and Paul Cropper

Dark Intrusions: An Investigation into the Paranormal Nature of Sleep Paralysis Experiences by Louis Proud

And last but not least, readers in the United Kingdom and Australia can finally now also order Jacques Vallee’s “Alien Contact Trilogy” :

Dimensions: A Casebook of Alien Contact

Confrontations: A Scientist’s Search for Alien Contact

Revelations: Alien Contact and Human Deception

The following titles are available now (or will be soon) through:
Apple’s iBookstore app for the iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch;
from Amazon for the Kindle;
and through Barnes and Noble for the Nook.
All these ebooks are priced at $9.99 each in the United States (except the three issues of The Anomalist, which are $7.99 each).
Apple and Amazon offer these ebooks in other countries as well.

Dark Intrusions by Louis Proud
There’s Something in the Woods by Nick Redfern
The Sprit of Dr. Bindelof by Rosemarie Pilkington
The President’s Vampire by Robert Schneck
Strange Company by Keith Chester
Extreme Expeditions by Adam Davies
An Alien Who’s Who by Marin Kottmeyer, ed.
Darkness Walks by Jason Offutt
On the Trail of the Saucer Spies by Nick Redfern
Fatima Revisited by F. Fernandes, J. Fernandes, and R. Berenguel, eds.
Encounters at Indian Head by Karl Pflock & Peter Brokesmith, eds
Astrology Off the Beaten Track by Suzel Fuzeau-Braesch
Science Fiction Secrets by Nick Redfern
In Alien Heat by Steve Dewey and John Ries
Art, Life, and UFOs by Budd Hopkins
SLIders by Hilary Evans
The Universe Wants to Play: The Anomalist 12 by Patrick Huyghe and Dennis Stacy, eds
Intermediate States: The Anomalist, 13 by Patrick Huyghe and Dennis Stacy, eds
Electricity of the Mind: The Anomalist 14 by Ian Simmons, ed
Swamp Gas Times by Patrick Huyghe
The Cryptoterrestrials by Mac Tonnies

The following color title is only available through Apple’s iBookstore:
Love in an Alien Purgatory by Farah Yurdozu

We are adding ebook versions of our original print titles on a weekly basis.
This post will be updated as new titles become available.