UFOs and Related Subjects (Lynn Catoe, 1969)

Fiction. Exploits the hypothesis of an extraterrestrial Eapcecraft explosion
in Tunga, Siberia, on June 30, 1908. While many scientists believe that
devastation of a forest there over an area with a radius of about 50 kilometers
was due to explosion of a boHde, th€" meteor was not recovered and no crater
was discovered.
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Kim-Nicklasson, Lars. Erotikvisslarna. Vanersborg, Vanerforlagec, 1967.
123 o.
Fictional account of the landing of a spaceship carrying space creatures whose
primary c•Jncern seems to be with sex and who proceed to investigate the
sexual habits of huma11s. T!•e sexual habits of both are described in detail.
Based in part on the experiences of a Brazilian farmer, Antonio Villas Boas,
and the Americans, Barney <tnd Betty Hill, as reported in James G. Fulle!''s
The Interrupted Journey: 1\vo Lost Hours '·Aboard a Flyilig Saucer" (New
York, Dial Press, 1966).
Knight, Damon. Three novels. Garden City, N. Y., Doubleday & Co., 1967.
189 p.
Three stories dealing with invasion of earth by alien beings: Rule Goldef!,
Natural State, and The Dying Man.
Lewis, Clive S. Out of the silent planet. London, John Lane, 1938. 182 p.
Fiction. Hero is accidentally involved in a trip to Malacandra (Mars) and
learns that the univtrse -- except for earth -- exists in harmony and peace,
having a common language and a common interplanetary religion and
government.
----- Perelandra. London, John Lane, 1943. 256 p.
Fiction. Temptation comes to an unfallen world, Perelandra (the planet Venus),
through a demon-possessed visitor from earth; through the good offices of
another visitor from earth, however, it remains unfallen.
----- That hid€'c:..us strength. London, John Lane, 1945. 474 p.
Fiction. Earth is the scene of a cosmic struggle between the dominant forces
of darkness and the struggling forces of good.
Lindsay, David. A voyagi? to Arcturus. New York, Macmillan, 1963. 244 p.
Interplanetary fiction. Main character journeys via spaceship to a planet
circling around the star Arcturus. He has a series of adventures, usually
involving spiritual temptation and most often culminating in murder. God
is representEd as a vulgar. selfish being who creates life for the sensual
pleasure it gives Him, and by His act inflicts untold misery on spirit thus
imprisoned in flesh.
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