Item 2.75: How Many Fortean Novels Exist?

Counting the dozen or so novels that center on flying-saucer reality; the few that deal with reincarnation; the several that explore ghostly phenomena; and the one that dramatizes the life of the original Siamese twins (Eng and Chang) -- we have a dearth of basically Fortean novels.

My own contribution toward augmenting this niche of novelization consists of my 74-page "novmoir" (a novella written as a memoir), titled Conjoined:  The Story of Rex and Roxanne:  The World's First Androgynous Siamese Twins.

Released in July 2010 by Booklocker.com, Inc., this reincarnation-themed paperback also has a lower-cost e-book version available from the producer's web site.

Set in Virginia Beach, Va., the story centers on the question What forces (internal, external -- or both) have conspired to keep these, "the yin-yang twins," unseparated, despite the relative ease by which modern surgery could've done the job ?

Such profundity invites discussion by such reincarnation authorities as Linda R. Backman, Ed.D., of Erie, Colo., whose foreword to the book muses: "Apparently, Rex and Roxy created a complex pre-birth agreement, in defiance of societal norms, to provide potential learning to those with whom they would come into contact demonstrating that interrelationship can, and often does, serve equally as the partners carry out simultaneous roles of both puppeteer and puppet."

Readers may order copies of Conjoined direct from the producer's subpage at http://www.booklocker.com/books/4829.html . Most commercial bookstores can special-order the book for you (ISBN 9781609102418).

Of course, if you insist on owning an autographed copy, I'll gladly mail it to you for the total price of $15 (including postage).  Please contact me as follows:  Larry W. Bryant, 3518 Martha Custis Drive, Alexandria, VA 22302; phone: 703-931-3341; e-mail: overtci@cavtel.net .

If good ol' Charles Fort were alive today, I suppose I'd have to send him a totally free copy, in tribute to his public-edification work.

Item 2.74: Request for an Inspector-General Investigation of the 1980s UFO-E.T. Encounter at Fort Bragg, N. C.

TO:  Commander
         XVIII Airborne Corps and Fort Bragg
         ATTN:  Inspector General
         2175 Reilly Road - Stop A
         Fort Bragg, NC  28310-5000

FROM:  Larry W. Bryant
              3518 Martha Custis Drive
              Alexandria, VA  22302

DATE:  July 15, 2010

1.  Reference:  Items 2.61--2.63 of my web log at http://ufoview.posterous.com - in which I recount certain Bragg-based soldiers' nighttime encounter with crew members of an (alleged) alien spacecraft that had landed on Bragg soil during the 1980s.

2.  Recently, the principal whistleblower in this case, "Bill," contacted me with an additional detail that prompts me to request that you conduct an immediate, comprehensive inspector-general investigation into this incident's scope, principals, activity, and outcome.  The detail consists of source "Rob's" revelation that some of the responding soldiers at the scene later incurred a simultaneous episode of intense vomiting (presumably directly related to their proximity with the landed craft/crew).  This harmful reaction raises the prospect that insufficient (and/or negligent) precaution was taken to protect the responders from such endangerment.  Does the responders' reaction point to radiation poisoning or some exotic form of bacterial contamination?  Did all the victims recover fully from their affliction?  What degree of fatality and/or other disability ensued from the affliction?  What codified "lessons learned" from the event have any Army officials instituted to prevent or minimize such harm to any responders in future such incidents of extraterrestrial contact?  To what extent has Army policy/practice attempted to conceal this event and its aftermath from public view/discussion - and on what authority?

3.  I ask that your investigation fully address these questions (plus all other related ones that may surface during its progress) - and that you promptly send me a copy of your resultant report of findings, conclusions, and recommendations.

4.  By USPS mail, I'm sending to you a signed printout of this e-formatted letter.


LARRY W. BRYANT

Copies furnished to:

   Chair, Select Committee on Intelligence, U. S. Senate
   Editor, UFO Magazine
   Lewis Kannon