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Mothman, Dover Demon, and Mass Monsters

Posted by: Loren Coleman on October 17th, 2008

Coast to Coast AM Loren Coleman

Cartoonist Ted Bastien’s illustration above symbolizes another speaking engagement for me, not on Coast to Coast AM this time, but live in the Bay State. Actually, I will be speaking in that southern state (hey, from Maine, it’s south) tomorrow night, then again privately on the 24th of October, and finally publicly on the 29th of the month (at the Museum of Science in Boston). Tomorrow’s talk will be specifically about that thing peeking out from behind a tree.

The Mass Monster Mash tomorrow, on October 18th, 2008, will have various talks on the Bridgewater Triangle, mentions of the Dover Demon, and my presentation on Mothman. (Considering I coined two of those three phrases, it feels like I’ll be surrounded by “old friends,” as per cartoonist Len Peralta’s cryptocollection above.) It takes place in Watertown, Massachusetts, on the fringes of Boston.

Mass Monster Mash is becoming an annual event. This is the third one.

Besides giving an illustrated lecture on the West Virginia winged weirdie, I will also be around there tonight, to talk to you, as well as to sell and sign Bigfoot and other cryptozoology books. The UFO program this evening, October 17th, is headlined by Budd Hopkins, Leslie Kean, and Nick Redfern.

The following poster has a good rundown of the Saturday night talks (which will be sprinkled in with frequent updates of the Boston Red Sox score, of course).

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2 Responses to “Mothman, Dover Demon, and Mass Monsters”

  1. cliffhanger042002 responds:

    That looks very interesting, man I wish I could attend that, but living down here in Alabama makes it a little difficult, lol. Good luck with the presentation Loren, sounds like it will be a good one. I hope you get a chance to post some of the highlights on this site.

  2. cevtv responds:

    See you there!!



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