A Stranger Earth

On February 19th 1900, like many others at the time, 14 immigrants were bound for New Zealand. They carried with them (from Canada) the drea...

Happy New Year, Dear Constant Reader. It has been a long time since this blog was updated due to a mixture of a lack of time and a lack of i...

Hello Dear Constant Reader! It's been a while, there is only so many fantastic stories one can take I suppose. But something has awoken ...

George and Jeannie Chapman and their children were an Amerindian family who, in September 1941, lived in Ruby Creek, British Columbia. The...

Whether or not there is any money under Oak Island is now pretty much a moot point with regards to its worth as a story in the grand tradit...

This week one of the largest crocodiles ever discovered alive was captured in the Philippines . At 6.4 metres long and over 1000kg's in ...

Previously I've looked at stories of dinosaur survival into the modern era from Africa and Australia . Both interesting if completely b...

It's quite funny really. I started this blog during a, thankfully, brief period of unemployment whilst thinking about how I could make a...

Great piece on CFZ's bloggo on some of the lesser known cryptids of the Congo. Check it out here . For more info on giant spiders, fro...

Full disclosure: I'm a Zombie-aholic. I've seen the movies, read the books, adored the comics and just this last two weeks raved abo...