issue 1 sources
The Dulce Base Wars illustration was inspired by Greg Bishop's "Project Beta" and Adam Gorightly's "Saucers, Spooks and Kooks: UFO Disinformation in the Age of Aquarius"
The illustration on the Table of Contents page comes from the U.K. National Archives, DEFE24/1513. UFO seen in North Yorkshire, October 15, 1981.
The Mothman: First Sighting and the Derenburger's illustration were both inspired by John Keel's "The Mothman Prophecies"
The Many Adventures of Charles Fort:
"The Book of the Damned" by Charles Fort
"New Lands" by Charles Fort
"Many Parts" by Charles Fort
"Charles Fort: The Man Who Invented The Supernatural" by Jim Steinmeyer
The Formula for "Witchcraft" from the Orkney Islands:
Header Image: Robert Beharie
Map: Nilfanion
Ring of Brodar: Colin Smith
Footer image: Claire Pegrum
Dictionary of the Scots Language
Performing Magic in the pre-Modern North Conference, Ragnhild Ljosland
Orkney Heritage Society
"Orcadian Sketches" by Walter Triall Dennison
"The Folklore of Orkney & Shetland" Earnest Walker Marwick
"Orkney Folklore and Sea Legends" Walter Triall Dennison
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The Many Adventures of Charles Fort, Part II:
"The Book of the Damned" - Charles Fort
"Charles Fort: The Man Who Invented The Supernatural" - Jim Steinmeyer
Beach Blanket Bartzabel:
"The Book of Babalon" - John Whitside "Jack" Parsons
"Who Killed Jack Parsons? Black ops, assassins, and the aftermath of the Babalon working" - Peter Grey
"Bare-faced Messiah" - Russell Miller
"LIBER CCCXXV - Book 325: The Bartzabel Working" - Aleister Crowley
The Mystery of the Utsuro-Bune:
"Did a close encounter of the third kind occur on a Japanese beach in 1803?" - Dr. Kazuo Tanaka
Fortean Times, Vol. 48, 1987 (provided by the Archives of the Unexplained)
"The Mystery of the Utsuro-bune: Ancient UFO Encounter in Japan?" - Shoichi Kamori (pen name of Dr. Tanaka)
“Utsurobune”: A UFO Legend from Nineteenth-Century Japan" - Nippon.com
"Unidentified Floating Object: Edo Images of Utsuro-bune" - The Public Domain Review
"A UFO With a Female Alien Flew to Japan 220 Years Ago? Mysterious Record of the Utsuro-bune” - Otakupapa
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Contact Day:
"Flying Saucers and the Three Men" - Albert K. Bender
"They Knew Too Much About Flying Saucers" - Gray Barker
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Tales of the Benandanti:
"The Night Battles: Witchcraft and Agrarian Cults in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries" - Carlo Ginzburg
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Dead Ringers:
Catherine Crowe's "The Night Side of Nature"
"Washington in Lincoln's Time" Noah Brooks
Betty T. Bennett's "The Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley"
Jon Stewart's "A History of Nihilism in the Nineteenth Century"
Image sources:
Fournier -"The Funeral of Shelley"
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