Reviews

Solving the Communion Enigma: What Is to Come by Whitley Strieber

adrienneambo's review against another edition

3.0

Whitley Strieber a huge name in the alien abduction..."Communion" scene takes a 360 dive away from this believe and investigates the entities that have plagued his world since childhood. At times a self help expository, this book did intrigue me and once again as in Graham Hancock's Supernatural:Meetings with Ancient Teachers of Mankind the dwarf/clownish entities appear. I have to believe there is something to the appearance of these beings... fairies of the past, aliens of the present or interdimensional???

kuzu's review

Read for story research and I am 50% upset about the life of this traumatized old man who has been struggling for decades to understand his own experiences, and 50% unable to shake the understanding that this is where Daniel Pinkwater's Alan Mendelssohn character gets his, like.... existence, as a small and strangely hairy child who can travel across parallel universe boundaries