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Communion: A True Story
by Whitley Strieber
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• Avg. Customer Rating: 3.5 / 5.0

• An Entertaining Version of "Reality"
  I have always thought of UFO-ology as what will replace the conventional Big Man In The Sky religion with little grey men from beyond the sky. It stands to reason as man has evolved and found that there is no god in the clouds that they would look elsewhere. Of course, since 9/11, all knee jerk sheep have ran back to the cross and the flag, waving the emblems of their belief, hoping they will be safe from the latest bogeyman. All that said, Communion is more entertaining than the bible and at least seems... more info

• A message from the Pleiades
  My name cannot be pronounced by earthlings, but you may call me Sananda. I represent the Ashtar Command, and the entire Intergalactic Parliament. Indeed, I have been your representative on it ever since I made ascension from Galilee 2000 years ago, over-seeing your spiritual development (and it aint easy, you monkeys).
  Trust me, earthling, this book is a HOAX. None of it ever happened. I teleported Mr. Strieber to Spaceship Koot Hoomi and graciously offered him an interview, but instead the rogue... more info

• A very credible, intelligent, and entertaining fraud
  The whole topic of alien abduction is a little hard to make an unbiased decision on. Either you "believe" or you "don't". I will start by saying that I do believe in the possibillity of extra-terrestrials seing what I would definetly have to describe as an UFO on one occassion. Regardless of my own experience I do have to say that this book while definetly intelligent, thoughtprovoking, and creepy fell a little flat towards the second half. The reason for this is because Whitley Streiber is far more... more info

• A Rambling Faux Documentary : The Author Needs Help
  Regarding the vast contradictions in Strieber's story even within the pages of this book, its rather amazing that this man still has an audience and a 'following'. Alien Abduction is no doubt interesting, and in theory, also plausible (why not?), but Strieber's steadfast dedication to milking his 'story' for all sorts of commercial worth are definitely suspect, not to mention his occassional psychobabble and philosophical ramblings, all of which make you wonder whether you are reading the diaries of a... more info

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