Description: "Whether it is called Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, or something else, bipedal primates appear in folklore, legends, and eyewitness accounts in every state in the union and many places around the world. Bigfoot Sightings: True Tales from Across America looks at the history and first-person accounts from various sources. You'll encounter a trove of stories based on physical and circumstantial evidence as well as personal testimony, myths, legends, and possible scientific explanations. Documenting the evidence and hearing witnesses out, Bigfoot Sightings contemplates the mysterious beast and its enigmatic existence. For skeptics and enthusiasts alike, you will get plenty of information to help you form your own opinion about what lurks in the wild and whether you will be safe on your next hike or camping trip!"-- Provided by publisher.
Brief description: Jim Willis earned his master's degree in theology from Andover Newton Theological School, and he was an ordained minister. He also taught college courses in comparative religion and cross-cultural studies. His background in theology and education led to his writing more than 20 books on history, the apocalypse, and the mysteries of the unknown. His books include Visible Ink Press' Lost Loot, Hidden History, and Lost Civilizations. He passed away in 2024.
Review Quotes:
"Over the years, I have read a lot of books about bigfoot. This book is among the best and is completely up to date." --Kim Møller Hansen, Scandinavian UFO Information
"This book covers a lot ... If you are curious about Bigfoot and want to go on a Bigfoot hunt, I highly suggest you read this book first! I thought I knew everything about Bigfoot, until I picked up this book!" --Paul Dale Roberts, Halo Paranormal Investigations
"Bigfoot Sightings: True Tales from Across America by Jim Willis and Michael A. Kozlowski (Visible Ink Press), a book that will put the "eeeeeeek" in freaky." --Bookworm Sez
"... a thoughtful, respectful, and surprisingly insightful look into the enduring phenomenon of Bigfoot encounters. ... The "true tales" themselves are the heart of this book. They are as diverse and compelling as the American landscape itself. ... Beyond the individual accounts, the authors delve into the broader implications of these sightings. They explore the historical context of Bigfoot reports, tracing their lineage back to indigenous legends and early settler accounts. They also touch upon the various theories ... Crucially, they do not push a particular agenda. ... For anyone with an interest in cryptozoology, unexplained mysteries, or simply a good, compelling read, this book is an absolute must. Willis and Kozlowski have crafted a truly engaging and thought-provoking work. It will leave readers contemplating the possibility that, perhaps, just perhaps, something extraordinary truly does roam the wild frontiers of America." --David's Basement of the Bizarre