The Weird and Wild West
The ParanormalistA Paranormal Bestiary of the American Frontier
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The Incident at Socorro
A rather fanciful rendition of the Incident at Socorro, by artist Walter Molino, for the Italian newspaper weekly Domenica del Corriere. The details might be a little off (to say the least), but I think it rather captures the general spirit...
Strange Flying Cryptids in the Weird and Wild West, Part II
Snowy Owl, courtesy of Pixabay.
Look no further, reader, for you’ve come to the right place—because I’ve got a pair of Wild West yarns for you, and I think you’ll agree they’re just the sort of thing calculated to make you think twice abou...
Mysterious Underworlds in the American West (Part II)
I don’t think I have to tell you that the American West is a big place.
Big mountains, big deserts, big volcanoes, big forests and bigger plateaus…everything is just plain big out here. And it’s not all that strange to think that there mig...
Mysterious Underworlds in the American West (Part I)
The Nankoweap Granaries…which are not the entrances to a subterranean Egypto-Tibetan civilization.
Now everyone knows—or at least they ought to by now—that the American West is a place of stunning vistas, of gigantic glacier-sculpted mount...
Strange Flying Cryptids in the Weird and Wild West, Part I
A plausible representation of a Batsquatch (?). Courtesy of Vecteezy.
When you think of the great paranormal (or paranormal-adjacent) mysteries of the American West, nine times out of ten, the first things to come to mind are Bigfoot and U...
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My interests run to the weird and the eclectic, and as a resident of Santa Fe, New Mexico, my mission became obvious: create a newsletter that chronicles the weird and the paranormal in the American West.
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