Customer Reviews

Sasquatch a Bigfoot Diary

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I ordered this book on a whim and must say that while I was initially disappointed with the size of the book (it's under 20 pages) as well as the low quality of editing, as far as Bigfoot books go, it's unpretentious and even fun in a down-home kind of way. The author doesn't present his own views or theories on Bigfoot (like some other windbag Bigfooters who have no idea what they're talking about), he just tells his stories. The author isn't even an active Bigfooter, which is another big plus. The Bigfoot stories, which often include UFOs are admittedly strange, and he does claim to have seen Bigfoot about three times, and for those reasons most Bigfooters would scoff at him. I, however, believe him for reasons of my own. If you're open to new ideas about Bigfoot and are truly capable of bucking the dominant paradigm, you might want to give this book a try. (Also, if you don't mind spending approximately 50 cents per page)

An enjoyable adventure in the search for Sasquatch! Makes a great gift

Yowza! I assume the man who wrote this book is a genuine weirdo... By no means is this a work of literary notability (except for the aweful grammar and editing) and I doubt that true sashquatch-O-philes wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole but nonetheless this is truly a gem of a book. Exactly what kind of humor is this? I'd like to see it made into a comic film short of sorts. That, or I'm going to by 15 copies and drop it off at the nearest hipster coffee house and see what happens. Question: Is Tom Still still writing???

I understood what the auther was saying and it was a good book you should buy it!! I hear the auther is in the Olympic Mountains investigating a recent sighting of a small unidentified man like creature.

The content of this book is very disappointing. I recommend you focus your reading on Krantz's and Steenburg's books.