27 archived appearances · 1995–2013
Whitley Strieber (born June 13, 1945) is a #1 New York Times best-selling author and a figure in the study of non-human encounters following the publication of his landmark memoir, Communion. Beyond his work as a chronicler of "The Visitors," he is an accomplished novelist whose works The Wolfen and The Hunger were adapted into major motion pictures, and whose book The Coming Global Superstorm (co-authored with Art Bell) served as the basis for the film The Day After Tomorrow.
An original video investigation that separates the early moving formation from the later filmed lights, tests what the flare evidence explains, and follows the story as uncertainty disappears from the archive.
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The 2003 commemorative archive preserves this guest’s contemporary directory entry. Links and descriptions reflect the original site and may be outdated.
View the original guest entryWebsites listed in 2003: globalsuperstorm.com, unknowncountry.com, strieber.com
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