http://preferredmode.com/2013/10/24/chombo/?share=facebook Bowen’s next letter, from January 19, 1967, thanks John for a package of ufological material, especially a copy of Saga in which John had apparently plugged the Flying Saucer Review.
He accepts an article of John’s, but asks for more references, and discusses his desire to avoid duplicating material that had appeared in other UFO publications, since many readers read several of them. He doesn’t mention payment; there may have been none. In addition, he notes that FSR‘s circulation in North America had topped a thousand, and suggests that some of the stigma of ufology was waning, particularly for the work of Gordon Creighton, Jacques Vallee, Aimé Michel, Coral Lorenzen, John, and himself. The “Waveney” mentioned in passing is Ian Waveney Girvan, the founder of FSR.
[…] we turn to another source for Keel’s correspondence with the Flying Saucer Review editor in A Letter from Charles Bowen, January 19, 1967. Doug Skinner highlights Bowen’s sense that some of the stigma of ufology was […]
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