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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The Westall UFO Prequel, a Near Miss and the Mysterious Death of a 19-year-old Man
On April 2nd, 1966, James Kibel, a Melbourne businessman and engineer, tending to his garden in Balywn, spotted something unusual in the sky.
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An Alien Abduction of the Communist Kind
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The Manises UFO Incident
On November 11th, 1979, one of the most famous and perplexing UFO incidents in European aviation history took place over Spain. Known as the Manises UFO incident, this event involved an unidentified flying object that forced a commercial ai...
La Madera and Santa Fe: Powerful, Unknown Companions to the Socorro Incident
If you follow ufology at all, you’re likely familiar with the Socorro UFO incident, which happened on the night of April 24, 1964, in Socorro, NM – a town about 2 hours from the state capitol of Santa Fe. On that night at approximately 5:45...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Ryan Sprague is a best-selling author, television host, and podcast host under the banner, Somewhere in the Skies.
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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