JOSHUA CUTCHIN is an author of speculative nonfiction and a professional tuba player based out of Georgia. An alumnus of the Universities of Wisconsin and Georgia, Cutchin is author of two other books: A Trojan Feast: The Food and Drink Offerings of Aliens, Faeries, and Sasquatch and The Brimstone Deceit: An In- Depth Examination of Supernatural Scents, Otherworldly Odors, and Monstrous Miasmas, both published by Anomalist Books. His writing is also featured in 2017's UFOs: Reframing the Debate and 2018's Wood Knocks, Vol. 3: A Journal of Sasquatch Research. Cutchin can be heard on the weekly podcast Where Did the Road Go? and maintains an online presence at JoshuaCutchin.com.
"Joshua Cutchin's Thieves in the Night deserves a place on your
bookshelf next to Keith Thompson's Angels and Aliens and Jacques
Vallee's Passport to Magonia-a truly fascinating and darkly
disturbing investigation into the predatory nature of fairies,
aliens, and all the shadowy beings that live among us, lurking just
outside our view." - Richard Hatem, screenwriter of The Mothman
Prophecies"Joshua Cutchin has written a new masterwork. Fairy lore
might seem quaint and outdated, but these fables are vital and
alive. This is a magical book, and after reading it, you will walk
anew in an enchanted world." - Mike Clelland, author of The
Messengers: Owls, Synchronicity and the UFO Abductee"Thieves in the
Night represents the most detailed attempt to date to collate both
folklore and contemporary testimony in order to understand the
phenomenon of supernatural child abduction, which has been reported
as a reality for centuries. Cutchin's assessment that there is
strong evidence to link the historic stories of abductions of
children by faeries and modern alien abductions is convincing,
primarily due to the quality of the author's research and ability
to marshall the diverse data into interpretations that are free
from any ideological agenda... Cutchin's wide-ranging evaluation is
a real gift for future researchers into this complex subject." -
Neil Rushton, Deadbutdreaming.com"A serious study of the folklore
about supernaturally abducted children is welcome...[Cutchin] has
expended a huge amount of time and energy gathering the material
for his attempt to view UFO-related abductions through a folkloric
lens...[Cutchin] writes with passion and insight... [The book]
deserves to be read by any thoughtful person." - Bob Rickard,
Fortean Times
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