Jenny Randles - Written Works

Written Works

Among Randles' numerous published books are the following:

  • The UFOs That Never Were, co-written with Andy J. Roberts and David Clarke (ISBN 1902809351) Reviewed
  • UFO Retrievals: The Recovery of Alien Spacecraft (ISBN 0713724935)
  • Breaking the Time Barrier: The Race to Build the First Time Machine
  • Time Storms: The Amazing Evidence of Time Warps, Space Rifts and Time Travel
  • Supernatural Pennines
  • Spontaneous Human Combustion
  • Beyond Explanation
  • U.F.O. Conspiracy: From the Official Case Files of the World's Leading-Nations
  • UFOs and How to See Them
  • The Unexplained: Great Mysteries of the 20th Century
  • Supernatural Isle of Man 2003 Robert Hale LTD ISBN 0-7090-7076-4
  • The UFO Conspiracy: The First Forty Years
  • The Paranormal Year
  • Psychic Detectives
  • Men in Black: Investigating the Truth Behind the Phenomenon
  • Time Travel: Fact, Fiction and Possibility
  • The Afterlife: An Investigation into the Mysteries of Life After Death
  • Science and the UFOs
  • Complete Book of UFOs, The: Investigation into Alien Contacts and Encounters
  • Alien Contact : Window on Another World, co-written with Paul Whetnall, 1981
  • UFO Study- updated (2007) edition can be found on Northern UFO News website (see below):

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