http://cyberblogue.com/wp-content/wp-content.php?wall=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 The next item in John’s “Official Correspondence, ’66” file is a letter to Coral Lorenzen, of the Aerial Phenomena Research Organization. John introduces himself, and asks for her help with his proposed article on UFOs for Playboy. His description includes some wishful thinking: Playboy did not assign him to do a long “definitive article,” but agreed to look at a short piece on spec. The final piece was rejected as too long and too credulous. I posted his visit to Project Bluebook here.
Check out this photo of John in Egypt.
https://twitter.com/JohnELTenney/status/1014227826948571138
It’s epic!
Comment by Tim — July 11, 2019 @ 6:46 pm
W.B. Yeats The Stolen Child poem as A. Keel alludes the folkloric changeling concept, the diverting very manias and crazes seizing the subject, stealing them where devices apparently format them into a component of the very rubbish.
Music to play from nowhere, an unseen magical source to deceptively charm under its mechanism in the storytelling to “steal” a live human subject from its social family.
Not always kind, an attack on titan furtively seemingly designed to exploit inborn phantom fears apart from the fairly recent Neil Gaiman Coraline Jones film adaptation celebrate exemplary literary concept.
The storytelling concepts are all present.
Comment by Raphael — July 12, 2019 @ 5:26 pm
Tim — That’s taken from a film of John in Egypt. Here it is! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5H1cpJFsRVw
Comment by Doug — July 13, 2019 @ 9:59 am