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The COMMUNION ENIGMA was advertized before release as the culmination of decades of alien interaction, promising to bring final answers to the phenomena from a man intimately involved with it. I read the book. No answers, just more Whitley Strieber anecdotes.

I have to tell you that one anecdote upset me greatly. Whitley claimed that he and Anne saw a man being chased inside a store front by little blue men! Evidently, they calmly just walked past the store front and did nothing. Maybe I would have naively called the police and reported that a man was being attacked at that address. Or perhaps (if I had experiences with these 3 darlings), I would have intervened. But Whitley and Anne just sauntered past without becoming involved. Maybe this is just my problem because I am not a New Yorker.

[QUOTE="SheaOlmsford, post: 239780, member: 2215"] The COMMUNION ENIGMA was advertized before release as the culmination of decades of alien interaction, promising to bring final answers to the phenomena from a man intimately involved with it. I read the book. No answers, just more Whitley Strieber anecdotes. I have to tell you that one anecdote upset me greatly. Whitley claimed that he and Anne saw a man being chased inside a store front by little blue men! Evidently, they calmly just walked past the store front and did nothing. Maybe I would have naively called the police and reported that a man was being attacked at that address. Or perhaps (if I had experiences with these 3 darlings), I would have intervened. But Whitley and Anne just sauntered past without becoming involved. Maybe this is just my problem because I am not a New Yorker. [/QUOTE]

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