Magonia

This issue of Magonia (No. 62, February 1998) explores the origins and nature of the 'Grey' alien stereotype, tracing its roots to 19th-century ideas of evolution and degeneration,

Magonia - No 63 - 1998 05

This issue of Magonia delves into the complex relationship between ufology and religion, exploring how the 'American Religion' and its focus on immortality and a dualistic worldvie

Magonia - No 64 - 1998 08

This issue of Magonia delves into the intersection of ufology and religion, particularly focusing on the Ancient Astronaut theory and its reception within Christian fundamentalism.

Magonia - No 65 - 1998 11

This issue of Magonia delves into the scientific validity of the Extraterrestrial Hypothesis (ETH) for UFOs, questioning whether it stands as a testable scientific theory or person

Magonia - No 66 - 1999 03

This issue of Magonia delves into the complex relationship between Satanism and class conflict, exploring how stereotypes of Satanists are often tied to social extremes. It also ex

Magonia - No 67 - 1999 06

This issue of Magonia explores the historical roots and modern manifestations of conspiracy theories, linking them to ufology and millenarianism. It features an investigation into

Magonia - No 68 - 1999 09

This issue of Magonia delves into the historical portrayal of future human evolution in science fiction, particularly focusing on the 'Big Brain' trope. It examines works by author

Magonia - No 69 - 1999 12

This issue of Magonia delves into the complexities of UFO crash investigations, using the ZEL F-100 crash as a test case to question the Roswell Incident's mythological status. It

Magonia - No 70 - 2000 03

2000

This issue of Magonia delves into the Howden Moor incident, often dubbed 'Britain's Roswell,' exploring how a case involving reports of a low-flying aircraft and aerial explosions

Magonia - No 71 - 2000 06

2000

This issue of Magonia delves into the Victorian fascination with fairies, exploring its connection to art and its parallels with modern ufology. Articles discuss how Victorian fair

Magonia - No 72 - 2000 10

2000

This issue of Magonia critically examines the 'Psychosocial Hypothesis' in ufology, which attributes UFO sightings and abduction claims to psychological factors like hysteria, cont

Magonia - No 73 - 2001 01

This issue of Magonia delves into the complex and often controversial field of ufology, questioning whether it operates more as a science or a form of showbusiness. The editorial n

Magonia - No 74 - 2001 04

This issue of Magonia focuses on the analysis of UFO cases, particularly examining the Travis Walton abduction as a potential hoax. It critiques the methods of ufologists and skept

Magonia - No 75 - 2001 07

This issue of Magonia focuses on UFO hoaxes, questioning the authenticity of famous cases. It examines the Stephen Darbishire and Alex Birch photographs, exploring the motivations

Magonia - No 76 - 2001 11

This issue of Magonia delves into several intriguing cases. The 'Friendship Island' story from Chile is presented as a pseudo-religion based on a flimsy UFO case, involving alleged

Magonia - No 77 - 2002 03

2002

This issue of Magonia delves into the history of UFO encounters, particularly focusing on the 1947 wave and early descriptions of aliens. It contrasts these with the earlier Airshi

Magonia - No 78 - 2002 06

2002

This issue of Magonia delves into the 1962 X-15 UFO sighting by Maj. Robert White, presenting a detailed analysis of the online debate between believers and skeptics. The discussio

Magonia - No 79 - 2002 10

2002

This issue of Magonia delves into the enigmatic case of Rudolf Fentz, a man who allegedly appeared in 1950s New York with items dating back to 1876. Chris Aubeck traces the labyrin

Magonia - No 80 - 2003 01

This issue of Magonia examines the enduring mystery of the Flatwoods Monster case from 1952, questioning whether an alien spacecraft truly landed in West Virginia. It delves into t

Magonia - No 81 - 2003 05

This issue of Magonia delves into the scientific and historical aspects of ball lightning, examining why scientists take it seriously despite past skepticism. It contrasts this wit

Magonia - No 82 - 2003 08

This issue of Magonia reflects on the passing of UFOlogy figures Gordon Creighton and Phil Klass, discussing their differing impacts on the field. It examines the 'cult of informat

Magonia - No 83 - 2003 12

This issue of Magonia explores the complexities of ufology and historical interpretation. Matt Graeber critiques the 'barmpot fringe' of American ufology, while Peter Brookesmith d

Magonia - No 84 - 2004 03

2004

This issue of Magonia delves into the intersection of history, folklore, and contemporary culture. It examines the rise of psychogeography and its academic counterparts, exploring

Magonia - No 85 - 2004 07

2004

This issue of Magonia critically examines the linguistic aspects of UFO reports, questioning the validity of alleged alien languages and communication methods. It highlights the la

Magonia - No 86 - 2004 11

2004

This issue of Magonia delves into the concept of alien mimicry, drawing parallels between modern UFO abduction experiences and historical accounts of witchcraft and demonic encount

Magonia - No 87 - 2005 02

This issue of Magonia explores the intersection of the 1960s hippie movement in the UK with the phenomenon of flying saucers. It argues that the hippie underground was crucial in e

Magonia - No 88 - 2005 05

This issue of Magonia delves into the historical debate surrounding UFO abduction and contactee experiences, arguing they are not fundamentally different. It features an investigat

Magonia - No 89 - 2005 08

This issue of Magonia delves into the persistent Aztec UFO retrieval story, examining its various resurrections and the individuals involved. It also investigates the Findhorn Comm

Magonia - No 90 - 2005 11