The Ufo Report 1991 (Unidentified Flying Object Report)

Following the success of The UFO Report 1990, Timothy Good, Britain's leading UFO authority, has now compiled a new report, bringing together the expertise of an international team to provide a revealing overview of the most significant recent incidents.
Highlights include new revelations about Britain's mystery cropfield circles; the sensational landing at Voroneszh, USSR; an update on the mysterious cattle mutations associated with UFOs; the 'abduction' of US Navy jets in Puerto Rico; disturbing cases of injuries to humans caused by UFOs in Brazil; the massive wave of sightings in Belgium, involving reports by hundreds of witnesses, including dozens of police, air force pilots and radar operators; the account of two Chinese army soldiers who were chased by a UFO; the latest findings on the controversial 'Majestic-12' documents; a world round-up of sightings, including sensational reports by military personnel in the USSR and Hungary.
Fully indexed and containing listings of key organizations, journals and services, this hanbook is a must for all those fascinated by the UFO phenomenon. Front cover shows the 106-ft diameter Circle near Beckhampton, Wiltshire, August 1989 (Photograph by Timothy Good). The book contains 60 black-and-white drawings and photographs.

The book contains the following articles:

- "Ever Increasing Circles" by George Wingfield.
- "The Belgian Wave of Sightings 1989-1990" by Pieter Hendrickx
- "The UFO Landings at Voronezh" by Gordon Creighton
- "Abduction: The Terror that Comes . . ." by Ralph Noyes
- "Disturbing Encounters in North-East Brazil" by Bob Pratt
- "China Establishes UFO Observation Stations" by Paul Dong
- "The Report on Operation Majestic 12" by Stanton Friedman
- "US Jets Abducted by UFOs in Puerto Rico" by Jorge Martín
- "1989 - The Harvest Continues" by Linda Moulton Howe
- "World Round-Up of Selected Reports" by Timothy Good
- Appendix: Some Major UFO Organizations, The Crop Circles, Some UFO Journals, Services, Reporting Sightings.

Timothy Good first became interested in UFOs in 1955, when his passion for aviation and space led him to read a book by Major Donald Keyhoe which detailed sightings by highly qualified observers such as military and civilian pilots. Now regarded as a top authority, he has travelled worldwide interviewing key witnesses and amassing a wealth of evidence, including several thousand declassified intelligence documents.
Timothy Good has lectured on his subject since 1967, at universities, schools, and to many organizations, including the Institute of Medical Laboratory Sciences, the House of Lords All-Party UFO Study Group, and the Oxford and Cambridge Union Societies. He has been interviewed on numerous television and radio programmes throughout the world, and in 1989 became the first ufologist from the West to be interviewed on Soviet television. His book Above Top Secret, considered by many to be among the finest ever written on the subject, went to the top of the best-seller lists in Britain and Australia in 1987, and has since been published in the USA, Canada, Germany and Japan, with a Russian edition due in 1991.
Timothy Good has been a professional musician since 1963. He played with the London Symphony Orchestra between 1964 and 1978, and since 1976 has been involved in freelance session work for television, films and backing for pop musicians. His hobbies include photography, and he has three record sleeve photos to his credit, for CBS and RCA.

Librarian's note: the above description is from 1990.