#blue book

[hagenlastkiss]

Marilyn Monroe in 1946 for the 'Blue book' agency

📷 Laszlo Willinger

[aaliyahsparrow]

"Rose Gold", Connor Storrie at Tiffany and Co.'s Blue Book 2026 Launch

Apr, 2026

He looked so sweet, I couldn't not draw this one

Please do not repost my work to other sites

[hudcon-archive]

Connor Storrie at Tiffany & Co. Blue Book Gala 2026.

April 16, 2026

New York City

[audioany]

some pages from the blue book

[espanolbot2]

Red Book #4 - Disinformation and the UFOlogist Community

In the concluding part of the series Red Book, they cover how the phenomena of UFO sightings were dealt with in the USSR and People's Republic of China, and how the context of the Cold War influenced the pop culture lore of aliens in the latter half of the Twentieth Century.

This and the preceding series Blue Book were what series creator James Tynion IV called "True Weird" in that it's a historical look at the proven facts of unusual events. In that whether it was aliens can't be proven, but the fact that people thought that it might have been, can, if that makes sense?

So the incident of the US military deliberately gaslighting the well-meaning Paul Bennewitz until he ended up in a mental hospital in order to cover up experimental stealth bombers and spy planes? Yeah, they actually did that to him.

Thankfully he did get better, and renounced the whole UFO business as a result (can't really blame him). The thing with Richard Doty though, is that he went on to be one of the consultants on the original X-Files show, which is one of the reasons why the whole alien subplot in that show is much more dubious to be in hindsight.

Like, the guy is claiming that he's only telling the truth about the subject now, but he's also the guy who intentionally lied to a guy for so long and so convincingly that he thought his wife had been replaced by an alien duplicate or something. It's kind of like that comicbook film leaker Jeff Sneider, who said that (despite his being used as a source on multiple entertainment news sites) that he sometimes deliberately spreads misinformation for a joke, only to get vindictively angry when James Gunn pointed out how he's not a reliable source for this reason.

It's like, dude, it doesn't matter if you're telling the truth NOW, the fact that you were and are an admitted liar automatically casts doubt other everything you say. So while the original X-Files may be an "authentic" representation of what UFO conspiracies in the 1990s and 2000s were like, the fact that they had creative input from someone who infiltrated the community to intentionally spread misinformation taints if there was anything remotely genuine about the supposed weird sightings and so on.

[whats-in-a-sentence]

Helpfully, Dylan wrote at different moments with blue ballpoint, black ballpoint and pencil, making it possible to tentatively apply some kind of chronology to the songs' evolution. They form a sequence: in the orange and blue books, Dylan drafted and redrafted; in the third, which entered Dylanologist myth as 'The Little Red Notebook', he collected final versions to use in the recording sessions.

"The Notebook: A History of Thinking on Paper" - Roland Allen

[pikafaawork]

My Fancomic project is finally done! Available in English and Spanish (^ ◡ ^=) 50 pages of cubes in love 💖 [links in this post ↓↓↓]

[ ENGLISH ] || [ ESPAÑOL ]

second book available here: [ RED BOOK ]