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Jonathan Downes - Return of the Monster Hunter
Jonathan Downes - Return of the Monster Hunter
If you missed the chance to see The Monster Hunter talk at Reading Library last Spring or his appearance at the 2010 Fortean Times Unconvention then don't despair! We are pleased to present another opportunity to hear the Director of the Centre for Fortean Zoology talk about undiscovered creatures. Whether investigating Cupacabras in Porto Rico, searching for the Mongolian Death Worm, unearthing Texas Blue Dogs, sighting Lake Monsters in Ireland or tracking Alien Big Cats in Devon Jon's recollection of his adventures always provide a fascinating and edifying experience
Location : Reading Central Library
Date : Wednesday 13th April 2011
Time : from 6pm
Tickets : £3 (£2 library members)
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Monster Hunt!
Event: Talk by cryptozoologist Jonathan Downes on strange animals
When: Thursday April 14 at 6.30pm
Where: Wokingham Library, Denmark Street, Wokingham, RG40 2BB
Cost: £2
Interested in weird and wonderful creatures? Like to know more about strange animals in remote locations around the globe?
If so, a talk by cryptozoologist Jonathan Downes at Wokingham Library could be just what visitors want. Jonathan will be talking about his search for unknown creatures around the globe. Jonathan is a founder member of the Centre for Fortean Zoology, arguably the world’s fastest largest professional scientific organisation dedicated to cryptozoology, the study of unknown animals.
As well as a cryptozoologist, Jonathan is an author, film-maker, journalist, composer and singer-songwriter, with a background in radical politics and mental health care. He is director of the Centre for Fortean Zoology and author of a number of books on UFOs and other Fortean subjects.
He has searched for monsters in Loch Ness, pursued sea serpents and birdmen in Cornwall, chased big cats across West Country moorland, and in 1998 went to Latin America in search of the grotesque vampiric Chupacabra.
The talk will be held at Wokingham Library on Thursday April 14 at 6.30pm, charge £2. Anyone wishing to book a place should call the library on (0118) 9781368
Jonathan Downes - Return of the Monster Hunter
If you missed the chance to see The Monster Hunter talk at Reading Library last Spring or his appearance at the 2010 Fortean Times Unconvention then don't despair! We are pleased to present another opportunity to hear the Director of the Centre for Fortean Zoology talk about undiscovered creatures. Whether investigating Cupacabras in Porto Rico, searching for the Mongolian Death Worm, unearthing Texas Blue Dogs, sighting Lake Monsters in Ireland or tracking Alien Big Cats in Devon Jon's recollection of his adventures always provide a fascinating and edifying experience
Location : Reading Central Library
Date : Wednesday 13th April 2011
Time : from 6pm
Tickets : £3 (£2 library members)
OR
Monster Hunt!
Event: Talk by cryptozoologist Jonathan Downes on strange animals
When: Thursday April 14 at 6.30pm
Where: Wokingham Library, Denmark Street, Wokingham, RG40 2BB
Cost: £2
Interested in weird and wonderful creatures? Like to know more about strange animals in remote locations around the globe?
If so, a talk by cryptozoologist Jonathan Downes at Wokingham Library could be just what visitors want. Jonathan will be talking about his search for unknown creatures around the globe. Jonathan is a founder member of the Centre for Fortean Zoology, arguably the world’s fastest largest professional scientific organisation dedicated to cryptozoology, the study of unknown animals.
As well as a cryptozoologist, Jonathan is an author, film-maker, journalist, composer and singer-songwriter, with a background in radical politics and mental health care. He is director of the Centre for Fortean Zoology and author of a number of books on UFOs and other Fortean subjects.
He has searched for monsters in Loch Ness, pursued sea serpents and birdmen in Cornwall, chased big cats across West Country moorland, and in 1998 went to Latin America in search of the grotesque vampiric Chupacabra.
The talk will be held at Wokingham Library on Thursday April 14 at 6.30pm, charge £2. Anyone wishing to book a place should call the library on (0118) 9781368