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Making Contact: A Serious Handbook for Locating and Communicating with Extraterrestrials

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Making Contact is the first guide for UFO watchers that shows where to go, what to look for, and how to initiate contact with extraterrestrials. Bringing together the most up-to-date information available, this handbook gathers the opinions of leading scientists, UFO researchers, historians, and sci-fi writers to create a new reference source book invaluable to anyone seeking--or continuing--alien contact. With a look at successful contacts around the world--including a new analysis of the events at Roswell, New Mexico, by Kevin Randall-- Making Contact addresses such topics opening lines of communication with extraterrestrials; E.T. first aid; official U.S. Air Force guidelines for notifying the public (suggesting that the government withholds much of this information); alien body types and spacecraft profiles; solar and terrestrial maps; a list of organizations to help after contact has been made; and much more. Boldly going where no book has gone before, Making Contact makes every reader an ambassador of Planet Earth.

367 pages, Hardcover

First published August 6, 1997

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Bill Fawcett

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Bill Fawcett has been a professor, teacher, corporate executive, and college dean. His entire life has been spent in the creative fields and managing other creative individuals. He is one of the founders of Mayfair Games, a board and role-play gaming company. As an author, Fawcett has written or coauthored over a dozen books and dozens of articles and short stories. As a book packager, a person who prepares series of books from concept to production for major publishers, his company, Bill Fawcett & Associates, has packaged more than 250 titles for virtually every major publisher. He founded, and later sold, what is now the largest hobby shop in Northern Illinois.

Fawcett’s first commercial writing appeared as articles in the Dragon magazine and include some of the earliest appearances of classes and monster types for Dungeons & Dragons. With Mayfair Games he created, wrote, and edited many of the Role Aides role-playing game modules and supplements released in the 1970s and 1980s. During this period, he also designed almost a dozen board games, including several Charles Roberts Award (gaming's Emmy) winners, such as Empire Builder and Sanctuary.

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17 reviews
January 23, 2023
Very interesting read, however some info may be a little out dated and the way the author wrote it, seems like he's suspicious of the benevolence of extraterrestrials.. (given the fact this was written in 1997, I will let it slide.. especially since it gives some info on other events like Roswell. )

In my opinion, If they really wanted to harm us, we wouldn't be here right now.
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January 20, 2018
To anyone that is a UFO Fan like I am, you will like this book. The book is a literal Handbook for meeting an Extraterrerrestrial. It goes right down to the Science where in this vast universe there may be life, as well as, how to give medical care to an injured Alien. Of course, this may sound a bit on the Fringe, but to the serious UFOlogist it a great way to start out in this field of study. Other chapters cover Crop Circles, Meeting an Alien for the first time, where the frequency of UFO's are seen, etc..Overall, I found it to be a good read and I highly reccomend it the serious UFOlogist!!
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