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	Whitley Strieber presents Dreamland. Paranormal Talk Radio.
		Whitley Strieber, is the renowned abductee and author of the groundbreaking bestseller "Communion" (1987) and its sequels, "Transformation" (1988), "Breakthrough" (1995), "The Secret School" (1996), "The Communion Letters" (1997, which Strieber edited along with his wife Anne) and "Confirmation" (1998).
		Whitley's regular guests join him to discuss the latest news in science, UFOs, crop circles, unknown archaeology, prophecy, and other edge topics.
		She is also an Emmy Award-winning TV producer, investigative reporter and author.
	www.psitalk.com /dreamland.html (185 words)

	Whitley Strieber Rallies UFO Faithful, Rails Against 'Denial'
		Strieber received the praise with a mixture of gratitude toward the UFO community and rancor toward cultural forces that have abandoned the phenomena of flying saucers and alien abduction stories to the scientific ghetto.
		More than any UFO encounter in the last four decades, Strieber's experience with the uncanny visitors that lurk behind the impassive masks of the now-ubiquitous "Gray aliens" has transformed the way we think about aliens and flying saucers, what they are and what they want from us.
		A glowing shape in the dark that Strieber said was an alien captured on film in someone's backyard turns, then hunches away from the camera..
	www.space.com /sciencefiction/phenomena/strieber_990928.html (1309 words)

	The "Transformation" of Whitley Strieber
		Whitley Strieber, author of such popular works of fiction as "The Wolfen", and "The Hunger", as well as the best-selling and supposedly true accounts of humanoid visitation in "Communion" an "Transformation", indignantly refused to let the hosts of the show do any promotion of his latest book!
		Whitley said nothing, and still was refusing to allow the hosts to mention the name of the book he came to promote, or to show its cover.
		Strieber is far from the first person in history to experience visions of bizarre beings, and then become transformed into a tireless evangelist seeking to convince the world that they are real.
	www.debunker.com /texts/strieber.html (1735 words)

	Whitley Strieber
		Strieber is also famed for his contributions to the horror genre, especially The Wolfen and The Hunger.
		It would seem that Strieber is trying to establish himself as a kind of "objective observer" as he often speaks pejoratively of New Ager and UFO enthusiasts in an attempt to distance himself from the so-called "kooks" on the fringe.
		Strieber's other recent endeavors include a series of books allegedly inspired by a mysterious visitor who appeared to Strieber in his Toronto hotel room in June of 1998.
	www.nndb.com /people/814/000047673 (804 words)

	WHITLEY STRIEBER
		Whitley Strieber is of course known throughout the world as a famous novelist but recently, with the advent of his own UFO abduction by the 'Visitors', he has written a series of best selling books about his experiences.
		Strieber a great deal of gratitude for his courage to publicly share about his experiences.
		Strieber is open to answer people's questions and you can send him an email (see my questions listed below or at the end of this page for his address).
	www.v-j-enterprises.com /whitley.html (4253 words)

	Amazon.ca: Breakthrough: The Next Step: Books: Whitley Strieber (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Abducted in 1987 from his upstate New York cabin by a "visitor," Strieber is taken by UFO to Boulder, Colo., where he holds down his friend Dora Ruffner while her small daughter has her spine hammered by an insectoid alien.
		Strieber's days of being taken seriously ended with this highly subjective attempt to understand just what the Visitors are trying to accomplish with himself and other abductees.
		Strieber makes a sloppy (and some what disturbing) argument that he is some kind of Chosen One, being granted visions to help enlighten others.
	www.amazon.ca /Breakthrough-Next-Step-Whitley-Strieber/dp/0060176539 (656 words)

	Whitley Strieber, Confirmation Transcript
		Strieber: On that particular occasion, "Good Morning, America" put on a man who claimed I was a cult leader, like Jim Jones, and the spitting incident occurred the afternoon after that had been put on the air.
		Strieber: Alice and Jesse are heroes because of the lives they've lived and their determination to present themselves to science on behalf of understanding.
		Strieber: I feel this: That the way to deal with the abductee situation is that you start by working with abductees who have implants.
	www.phantombookshop.com /seancasteel/ws4.htm (5174 words)

	Whitley Strieber's New novel 'The Grays'
		A new book by well-known author Whitley Strieber promises to shed light on reports that our planet and individual people are being contacted in various ways by highly-advanced civilizations from other star systems and even other dimensions.
		Strieber and others have reported that these two groups have different motives, agendas and methods of operation regarding their interest in Earth and the human race.
		Strieber’s efforts and those of many others continue to share previously secret information with us, transforming classified reports into what is called open source intelligence or OSINT — that is, information available to all of us.
	www.ufodigest.com /news/0806/thegrays-review.html (1272 words)

	Whitley Strieber
		Whitley Strieber is a fictional horror writer of some repute who first published his account of his alien abduction in his best-selling book,
		The next couple of years saw Strieber piecing together the abduction jigsaw from his emerging memories of these events, and then publication of the account of his experiences.
		Strieber also deals with the government cover-up of the UFO mystery in some depth, and also penned a historical novel about Roswell and the governmental reaction to it, entitled
	www.ufos-aliens.co.uk /cosmicwhit.htm (803 words)

	Amazon.com: The Grays: Books: Whitley Strieber (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Strieber manages the plot built on those premises as a breakneck race to find the child and, depending on which faction the characters belong to, protect or destroy it.
		Whitley tells us in the only way he knows we will be most open-minded to listen, is that the Grays are here, the American military knows about it and is secretly involved with them, and most importantly, that there is a wonderful purpose behind them being here.
		Whitley simply uses fiction as a framework for constructing an inspiring metaphor describing the great hope that the future of humankind and other alien species have waiting for us all, when the time is right for such things to occur.
	www.amazon.com /Grays-Whitley-Strieber/dp/0765313898 (2291 words)

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		Whitley Strieber is the bestselling author of The Wolfen and The Hunger, both of which were made into successful films.
		Strieber commented on the recent Chicago O'Hare Airport UFO sighting, and said that famous comedic actor Dan Aykroyd claims to have video of the incident.
		In the first hour, author Whitley Strieber (unknowncountry) discussed reports of extreme weather changes that are similar to what he and Art had foreseen in their book The Coming Global Superstorm.
	www.coasttocoastam.com /guests/84.html (917 words)

	Amazon.com: Communion: A True Story: Books: Whitley Strieber (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The accounts both Striebers gave under hypnosis and the memories that surfaced after hynosis, as well as several witnesses to aspects of the visitations all corroborate that something abnormal occurred.
		Strieber is careful not to jump to any conclusions; in fact, he philosophizes at length about the possibilities which include aliens, an as yet unidentified aspect of the human mind, or some generally invisible earth inhabitant such as fairies.
		Strieber's experiences with missing time, bizarre implants, and the now farmiliar Grey creatures are riveting and offputting at the same time.
	www.amazon.com /Communion-True-Story-Whitley-Strieber/dp/0380703882 (2058 words)

	Amazon.ca: The Forbidden Zone: Books: Whitley Strieber (Site not responding. Last check: )
		In fact, Strieber borrows liberally from his malignant muse, adapting that author's concept of a monstrous alternate dimension and even giving Lovecraft's ubiquitous whippoorwills a cameo appearance.
		Not long after physicist Brian Kelly and his pregnant wife hear human screams coming from within a dirt mound, inhabitants of their upstate New York town are attacked by wasp-like fireflies, women transformed into grub-like creatures are dug from the earth and an otherworldly being terrorizes motorists from its Dodge Viper.
		Strieber's updates and additions to Lovecraft's original ideas--for instance, the sexual component of gruesome death scenes--provide ample suspense and gore, even if the final battle has few fresh twists.
	www.amazon.ca /Forbidden-Zone-Whitley-Strieber/dp/1561005258 (927 words)

	Science Fiction Weekly Interview
		Whitley Strieber communes with aliens, werewolves and the creative muse
		Whitley Strieber's work in the phenomenon of aliens among us and its effects remain a deeply rooted passion, manifesting in his numerous books on the subject, including Transformation, The Communion Letters and The Secret School: Preparation for Contact.
		Strieber: I thought the ending was extremely nihilistic and depressing, because it is basically saying that these angelic, highly advanced aliens have an attitude about us.
	www.scifi.com /sfw/issue312/interview.html (2172 words)

	Beyond Communion \| Transformation
		In Communion, Whitley Strieber described the shattering effects of an assault from the unknown – what seemed to be an encounter with intelligent nonhuman beings.
		He was finally forced to admit, because of their persistence and the undeniably intelligent structure of their encounters with him, that they had to be a genuine mystery, an intelligence of unknown nature and origin.
		Whitley began to challenge his fear of the visitors, to try to confront them with objectivity, in an effort to gain real insight into their impact on our lives.
	www.beyondcommunion.com /transformation.html (461 words)

	Whitley Strieber Interview with Don Swaim
		Whitley Strieber speaks with Don Swaim in this 1984 interview about the threat of nuclear war, the former USSR and the collaboration with science writer James Kunetka, whom he grew up with, to write War Day.
		Whitley Strieber talks with Don during this 1985 interview about the troubles of having the sequel of his book, Warday, published.
		Strieber has also written The Hunger, Nature's End and Communion, an autobiographical account of his experiences with strange “visitors” from another world.
	www.wiredforbooks.org /whitleystrieber (315 words)

	Beyond Communion \| Communion
		Strieber attends to some of the questions asked during his tour, including how his horror fiction background relates to his experiences.
		Communion is the story of Whitley Strieber’s attempt to deal with a shattering assault from the unknown.
		Whitley Strieber describes the stunning effects of his encounter in the most candid terms possible.
	www.beyondcommunion.com /communion.html (471 words)

	An "Interview" with Whitley Strieber
		Strieber is probably the most notable personality to emerge from the UFO culture since the famed abduction of Betty and Barney Hill.
		Strieber's weird accounts of contacts with nonhuman intelligences (he's reluctant to call them "aliens" until he can better understand the nature of his experiences) are perplexing and fairly unique among the abduction literature.
		His humility and willingness to question the apparent reality of his visitations were traits lacking in the "contactees" of the 1950s, who more or less divulged the secrets of the universe to anyone willing to listen.
	www.mactonnies.com /strieber.html (1666 words)

	Whitley Strieber (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Le 27 décembre 1985 à; 23 h, dans sa maison isolée du Bord de l'état de New York où il vit avec son épouse et son fils, Strieber enclenche le système d'alarme avant de se mettre au lit.
		Aux premières heures du matin, Strieber est réveillé par un étrange bruit, comme si plusieurs personnes se trouvaient dans la pièce du rez-de-chaussée.
		Sous hypnose, Strieber se souvient d'avoir vu, sur des tables à l'intérieur de l'ovni, des soldats dans le coma ainsi que sa soeur et son père.
	www.rr0.org /StrieberWhitley.html (288 words)

	Whitley Strieber Interview with Don Swaim
		Whitley Strieber speaks with Don Swaim in this 1984 interview about the threat of nuclear war, the former USSR and the collaboration with science writer James Kunetka, whom he grew up with, to write War Day.
		Whitley Strieber talks with Don during this 1985 interview about the troubles of having the sequel of his book, Warday, published.
		Strieber has also written The Hunger, Nature's End and Communion, an autobiographical account of his experiences with strange “visitors” from another world.
	wiredforbooks.org /whitleystrieber (315 words)

	Beyond Communion \| The Grays
		Now Whitley Strieber, author of the #1 bestseller Communion, which detailed his own close encounters, returns with The Grays, a mind-bending journey behind the curtain of secrecy that surrounds the subject of aliens.
		“Whitley Strieber's 'The Grays' is a fictional account of interaction with these mysterious presences, that, like 'Majestic' reveals more than he could with a strictly factual book.
		Whitley is not expected to return to writing memoirs about his own alien encounters.
	www.beyondcommunion.com /grays.html (1429 words)

	Whitley Strieber's Unknown Country
		From the first few months after his startling recollection of the ordeal related in his book Communion, to the beginning of 1999, Whitley Strieber has been subjected to a battery of psychological and polygraphic tests.
		When Whitley Strieber had his cabin in upstate New York, he often had groups of friends up to see if it would be possible for them to encounter the visitors.
		Three Dreamland listeners have written to me about experiences that are similar to those that inspired me to write my new book "The Key".
	www.unknowncountry.com /edge (191 words)

	Beyond Communion \| Breakthrough
		COMMUNION: TEN YEARS AFTER by Whitley Strieber, 1994
		WORD FROM WHITLEY Form letter sent to people who had written to the author in advance of Breakthrough.
		Audio excerpt in which Whitley Strieber tells the story of an experience described in Breakthrough in which he seemed to drive his Jeep into another reality with one of his son's friends along for the ride (7 min excerpt from a Dreamland program of August 2005) [mp3]
	www.beyondcommunion.com /breakthrough.html (977 words)

	Astral Dynamics \| Interviews
		Robert Bruce on Dreamland Radio having a wild OBE discussion with Whitley Strieber, on January 22 /05
		Whitley Strieber in 2002 (First Interview), Robert Bruce
		Whitley Strieber in 2002 (Second Interview), Robert Bruce
	www.astraldynamics.com /interviews (192 words)

	: RevolutionSF - Whitley Strieber To Be Awarded Special Hugo : Humor
		Philadelphia - The World Science Fiction Society announced today that novelist and alleged alien abductee Whitley Strieber was the recipient of a special Hugo Award to be presented at ConJose in San Jose, California in August 2002.
		The award, referred to as the "Hubbard", is intended to reward outstanding achievement in presenting science fictional concepts as fact to the general public.
		We finally went with an actor who was a dead ringer for Whitley; we were originally considering [former televangelist] Jim Bakker, but then we found that Rick Moranis was free.
	www.revolutionsf.com /article.html?id=688 (506 words)

	Whitley Strieber
		The man who almost single-handedly brought the alien abduction mythos to public attention, Strieber is the best-selling writer of such books as Majestic and Transformation.
		Moreover, it has defied at least one attempt to remove it surgically by reorienting itself in his head, going "on the run" in the words of his surgeon.
		He is also a "regular guest host" of Art Bell's popular UFO radio program, "Dreamland".
	www.space.com /sciencefiction/phenomena/whitley_strieber_990923.html (265 words)

	Whitley Strieber
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