As I have been busying myself with Greetings Earthlings, I (somewhat ironically) missed Sunday's 60th anniversary of Kenneth Arnold's seminal "flying saucer" sighting (June 24, 1947).

The current issue of the Fortean Times, however, has not been …

Things may appear to have been fairly quite around here of late, but I haven't been totally unproductive. Like a beaver on crack I have been…er…beavering away on another project and now, finally, it can …

Was complaining recently to my wife, brother-in-law, the milkman (etc) about the new Doctor Who's unimaginative use of time travel. The formula of the show is (basically) this: Our daring duo arrive in the past/future, encounter dangers and dilemmas, solve …

After an extremely pleasant weekend spent walking, talking, swimming, getting plastered (etc) with a couple of old (English & Welsh) pals down on the Dingle Penisula, I return to blogging duties in something of a Neolithic (or is it Mesolithic?) …

A hearty thanks to my oul' pal Copperknickers for pointing me in the direction of recent "Nessie" footage that is (if you believe the below report…and you shouldn't) "causing a sensation".

The images were captured on video by one Gordon Holmes (an "amateur scientist") who…

…was carrying out experiments at the famous Loch when, by chance, he happened to spot a strange creature in the waters.

Look upon Gordon's work ye doubters and prepare to eat fistfuls of the humblest pie: