Somewhere in the Skies
Ryan Sprague, Violeta M. Bagia, Suzanne LandersArticles for those who continue to search somewhere in the skies.
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Some of the most compelling UFO stories come not from government files, but from ordinary people whose lives have been forever changed by extraordinary encounters. In my book, Stories from Somewhere in the Skies, I share the experiences of...
Boy Scouts, Wiccans, and the New Jersey Triangle
Some of the most compelling UFO stories come not from government files, but from ordinary people whose lives have been forever changed by extraordinary encounters. In my book, Stories from Somewhere in the Skies, I share the experiences of...
Not Alone: 10 Strange Alien Encounters That Remain Unexplained
For generations, people have looked to the skies and reported things they couldn’t explain. Strange lights, silent objects, impossible movements, and craft appearing and disappearing without warning. But some of the most unsettling accounts...
Beyond Communion: Whitley Strieber and the Fourth Mind
I’m excited to announce that Somewhere in the Skies is partnering with Ubiquity University for Transformation 2026: The Fourth Mind, an ambitious four-week live webinar series with legendary Communion author Whitley Strieber. Beginning Sept...
A New UK UFO Database Is Mapping Britain’s Strange Skies
I’m always excited when someone in the UFO field puts in the hard work to preserve witness testimony, especially when they make that information easier for the rest of us to explore. That is exactly what UK UFO investigator Ash Ellis has do...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Ryan Sprague is a best-selling author, television host, and podcast host. Repped by SpectreVision.
Violeta is a bestselling author, writing coach, and mentor based in Melbourne, known for her multi-genre storytelling that ranges from gripping sci-fi to compelling literary fiction. She is represented by Vulpine Press and Dragonfly Publishing.
Lawyer, baker, researcher, wanderer.
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