I'm pleased to say that we have added another original article to Magonia's online archive, which had not previously been published in the print magazine. It's by UFOlogist-turned-religious-studies-professor-turned-novelist David Halperin, who writes: “Magonia has been a feature of UFOlogical discourse for more than forty years, since Jacques Vallee published his classic Passport to Magonia. What was the original Magonia, mentioned in a 9th-century Latin text by Archbishop Agobard of Lyon? Who were the four people — three men, one woman — said to have fallen to earth from a Magonian airship?"
He compares Agobard’s story with a 17th-century sighting of a similar foursome on the moon, and comes to some startling conclusions.
The archived article may be read here:
and you can read more of David Halperin's writings at his website:
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