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The Mothman Prophecies
- Narrated by: Craig Wasson
- Length: 9 hrs and 30 mins
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Summary
Translated into over thirteen languages, John Keel's unsettling account of what he encountered in Point Pleasant has long been regarded as a classic in the literature of the unexplained. It is now the basis of a major motion picture starring Richard Gere and Laura Linney.
The Mothman Prophecies is also available in print from Tor Books.
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- A Deighton
- 03-05-20
Great listen
Love all the lore surrounding Mothman, and Keel’s opus doesn’t disappoint, download, listen and love, Indrid Cold is behind you, lol.
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- Graeme Bromley
- 23-06-17
Excellent
A true classic, a truly in depth study of the phenomenon's that gripped a generation. there are not many people that would have made such striking insights into their own behaviour and truly seen how their behaviour influenced the way that the whole scenario played out.
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- Anonymous User
- 17-11-20
Birdwatching
Interesting story on the dangers of birdwatching when under the influence of class A psychedelic drugs
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- Louise
- 30-09-23
What have I just read?
First of all, the narrator is wonderful.
Now, to the book - very weird. It seems to be a whole bunch of anecdotes from people who have witnessed weird stuff. If there was some logic to how they were grouped, it wasn’t apparent.
The book appears to be claiming to be non-fiction. To be fair, although some of the stories were far fetched, to say the least, they were quite terrifying as a work of pure fiction. I’m struggling to take this book seriously, but I did enjoy it.
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- richard medway
- 02-03-24
the depth and breadth
Much more than the basic facts. This book really helps you understand the extent of the phenomenon and its varying guises.
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- Matthew
- 07-04-13
Forget the film
I very much enjoyed this audio book and the style of Keek's writing. The film of the film version only really scratches the surface of does not reflect the weird things that were happening in the run up to the collapse of the bridge at Pount Pleasant. The narration is very good by Craig Wasson and I will look out for other titles where he is the narrator.
Keel describes events and characters that come alive in this presentation and the story caputered my imagination despite my skeptical view point.
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- splaxy
- 25-05-20
Whoo hooooo
Marvelous and thrilling. Gripped til the end. I wished it were longer. Surely theirs more..............
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- Amazon Customer
- 14-02-24
keel's work is amazing
John Keel was writing 40-50 years ago, what the media is onky now starting to look at. He asked the questions and makes the propositions that science and journalism are just creeping up on now
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- Ethan
- 27-10-17
Surprising
Narrator delivered did a great job conveying the authors thoughts and views. Stories and 'victims' had lots of intricate details. Gave me a new perspective on the film.
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- PubZ
- 11-02-20
Important if not vital
Whether you believe in high strangeness or not this is one the most vital books on the subject. Belief is your enemy anyway - just accept that in some places and at sometimes reality can be a little thin .
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