Take it with a grain of salt, but a creepy little read, about a fascinating case.

An absolute classic. If you're into the paranormal or high strangeness, you must read Keel. He's a pillar of paranormal thought, and an forbearer of everything we think we know now.

the narrator was very good, the book was absolute garbage. unintentionally very funny thanks to his complete lack of critical thought but keel was clearly a megalomaniac, as well as being openly racist and misogynistic. add to that the fact there’s about 9 pages of actual interesting storyline here and the rest is just him trying to convince the reader of his own importance to both terrestrial and extra forces, it’s hugely disappointing that this is *still* considered the defining book on the supernatural.