I've been pulling my hair out trying to find this book everywhere! haha more than likely i'll finally get it, read it and go "meh". However i'm dying to get my hands on it.

Could someone please point me in the right direction to finding it?

I have a multitude of E-Books if someone has a digital copy and wants to trade.

I was interested in reading it too but this is the ONLY place I found that sells it on the internet!!!

I can't believe how much they want for it!

http://www.amazon.com/gp/offer-listing/B00...creative=380553

I recently met someone who says they have been to Lanulos and knows Indrid Cold personally.

Here is your ebook and its MUCH CHEAPER.

Apparently this book was written in the 70s and not many copies were published so the orginal version of the book is rare.

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/lanulos/




Hope you come back here sometime to read this message.

Thanks for that, I came across that group a while ago..

It was started by Woody's daughter. Woody is believed to have married a woman who claims she was from Lanulos, or so John Keel writes in the Mothman Prophecies.

I don't like to dabble with Paypal anymore, i've had too many bad experiences, plus because i'm in Australia the currency conversion really stings you in the end. I was hoping someone had a personal e-copy they would like to trade.

I've got a pretty nice collection of UFO related material and recently picked up a digital copy of George Adamski's 'Inside the Spaceships', another hard to find book.

Thanks for the help anyway everyone.

If I get the ebook *which I probably will out of curiousity * -I will let you know and give you the code so you can to get it. It looks interesting. My questions are, why do we know so little about Lanulos and why is the book about it so hard to find? How did YOU hear about it? I met someone recently who told me that he has been to Lanulos and met Indrid Cold. I did a search on the internet to find out more about it, and nothing came up in my search. Information about it seems nonexistent.

I know what you mean about the currency problem between countries. I went to England to find out our US dollar is only worth half of theirs!
So everything I bought cost me double what it costs the people in London.

You know someone who met Indrid Cold?? whoa.

I came across the name Lanulos when reading The Mothman Prophecies, which despite the context referring to Cryptids, revolves more around UFO lore than anything.

Woodrow Derenberger is one of a number of people in Point Pleasant West Virginia who had contact with supposed 'Extra Terrestrials' during the mothman wave of 1966 - 1967. John Keel uses this case to correlate his belief that UFO and Cryptid sightings are orchestrated purposefully by unknown individuals to make us "Look the other way" while the real phenomenon takes place without anyone noticing.

A cheap magicians trick in other words.

It would explain why close encounters of the third kind have varied throughout the recent decades. The Grey skinned black eyed 'greys' that we associate with Alien Abduction these days really have only been heavily reported since the late 70's....prior to this most extra terrestrial contact was with aliens that looked Human. Gray Barker and John Keel believe that the 'Men in Black' fall into this category...and the two Ufologists actually coined the phrase.

Indrid Cold is just one such human looking alien, the same as George Adamski's 'Venusians' who were exactly like a human being in every way shape or form.

These cases seem so fantastic, so unreal, that its very hard to believe them. But it also makes us think: "Why the hell would someone go to the press with such an unbelievable story?". For instance on the planet Lanulos, Derenberger tells us that the people there walked around Naked, and had no need for clothes. one can also draw comparison to the farmer who was given 'space pancakes' by a group of Aliens (human looking) who stopped in his field on day to collect water from his well:

http://www.anomalist.com/reports/pancakes.html

why would a farmer invent such a strange story? knowing it is so full of holes when compared to what we all 'believe' about UFO's and aliens?? These are the cases I find most intriguing, not the ones that have events repeated over and over in history....but the ones that seem so fantastic that it defy's logic to even invent the story in the first place.

hence my insistence to find Derenberger's book! The very notion of Lanulos amazes me, and is truly one of the most unbelievable alien accounts in UFO history.

I'm curious to know more about your friend however! And thank you for the offer for the Ebook, it is much appreciated.

No takers? bah humbug

I still haven't found this book (well a copy that I can actually purchase anyway)....

I thought I would bump it so hopefully someone new or someone who missed the thread the first time can help me.

hehe

Thanks in advance

I'm pretty obsessed with this incident in particular, I'd love to get the E-book guys, any help would be greatly appreciated....I'll do the same with you guys if i get ahold of it.

I actually saw one of the pancakes! It was part of a "flying saucers" display approximately 40 years ago at the Air Force Museum at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base near Dayton, Ohio.