Crop Circles: The Greatest Mystery of Modern Times

by Lucy Pringle

Discusses the intrigue surrounding the crop circles that mysteriously appear in intricate geometric shapes, and suggests that these shapes are beyond the realm of human abilities and are part of a link to parallel universes.

288 pages, Hardcover

First published January 15, 2000

Reviews

[Dan Zarfati]

Very good book, with plenty of details, plenty of UFO and paranormal data, cases that I have never heard of before, and not many stylistic analyses but it points towards other intelligence interference as an answer to the problem.

[Michael]

From the intro:

"This book recounts just some of the hundreds of reports that I have come across. I haven't attempted to look for any answers, but merely to record what ordinary, sane people know to be the facts."

There's also an allusion to "genuine" crop circles over "hoax" crop circles, evidenced by an internal explosion of the plant stalk over a clear cut. She does not, however, substantiate this claim with any evidence.

It's a mystery, alright, but a bit of research might have done everyone—especially the "genuine" true believers—a crop of good.

[Snufkin]

So I came across this in a charity shop, it was a signed birthday gift from the author eek! It has nice images, a bit of writing that gives various ideas, good as a starting point to lead to further investigation :-)

[Christy]

Interesting. I'm intrigued. Sort of wish I lived in England or somewhere that I could see a crop circle up close.