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Alienated: A Quest to Understand Contact

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The author is a lifelong abductee who for the last ten years has been a contactee as well. Her ability to at will ask questions and receive guidance is relatively rare. The full transcripts of a large number of these answers are included. The author thinks of the grays as her friends, though many of her experiences have been painful, but she reserves judgement as to their motives. The book has a ring of truthful self-examination to it and will help anyone suffering from such experiences identify where their own emotions coincide and differ from the author, since she discusses her self-doubts and emotional reactions in detail. The style is clear, first person, easy-to-read and well worth the money. It would be nice to see additional material trom this author.

In _Alienated_, Jeanne Robinson "delivers the goods" promised by (but never found in) other alien abduction books. This is one book in which you will find actual information, allegedly obtained from the greyliens, which is, at least, a little more original than the usual script being read by all the abductee wanna-be's. Here you will find a greylien manifesto, purportedly dictated to the author. The very fact that it is transparently manipulative, patronizing propaganda adds a ring of authenticity to it. Other information she has obtained, including purported details about the science of UFO propulsion, is quite detailed and some of these points are compared with the information obtained by "Kathie Davis" of Budd Hopkins' book, _Intruders_. She also presents a myriad of glyphs for those interested in learning the greylien alphabet (or for those who think they already know it, but just want to quiz themselves). If you're tired of alien abduction books that simply recycle the same old tales of nose needles and rectal probes, then this book is for you.