Mysterious Lights and the Crop Circles, Linda Moulton-Howe

Crop Circle Wisdom: Simple Teachings from the Circlemakers, Denni Clarke ($18.95)

Fields of Mystery: The Crop Circle Phenomenon in Sussex, Andy Thomas (£6.95)

The Secret History of Crop Circles, Terry Wilson

Dowsing the Crop Circles, John Michell (£4.95)

Crop Circles: Conclusive Evidence?, Pat Delgado

Circular Evidence, Pat Delgado and Colin Andrews
$16.95/ ISBN#
The book that brought crop circles to the world when it became an international bestseller. Written in the late 1980's when the formations were still only circles. Covers detailed descriptions of the characteristics of the circles and the specific techniques used by the handful of researchersi at that time.

Crop Circle Enigma, edited by Ralph Noyes.
$17.95 (out of stock/ wait list)/ ISBN# 0-946551-75-8
Various well-known contributors in the research field. Includes information on the his tory of crop circles in Southern England, earth energies, and interpretation of some of the symbols by going back to various indigenous cosmologies.

Crop Circles: Harbingers of World Change, edited by Alick Bartholomew.
$17.95 (paperback)/ reprint coming 12/95/ ISBN# 0-933999-95-X
Collection of essays from leading researchers. Diverse theories on the nature and cause of crop circles. Information ranging from international crop circle reports to channeled material to cultural implications of the glyphs.

The Cosmic Connection, Michael Hessemann.
$19.95 (paperback)/ ISBN# 1-85860-017-0
Complete overview of the crop circle phenomena and its links to sacred sites, ley lines, mass psychology, harmonics, and even hoaxers.

Ciphers In the Crops: The Fractal and Geometric Circles of 1991, edited by Beth Davis.
$9.95/ ISBN# 0-946551-93-6
More theories proposed by a handful of experts in crop circle researc emphasizing the Mandelbrot Set, Barbury Castle formation and The Hungerford "Serpent".

Crop Circle Classification, Pat Palgrave-Moore.
£2.95 (UK)/ ISBN# 0-9506290-7-3
Guidebook for the classification of crop formations. Classifies the various patterns (appendages and forms) that the formations have taken as of 1991.

The Cerealogist: The Journal for Crop Circle Studies edited by John Sayers et al. Covers topics related to crop formations, hoaxers, current scientific research, and book/film reviews submitted by a variety of contributors.

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