Shark Falls from Sky Onto Golf Course?

What's all the fuss?

Attorneys skydive, too.

But still got no respect !!

On a golf course with no clubs - and no clothes. How embarrassing!

And with all those golf clubs, they could be tenderized.

How touching...or would that be Clubbing?

The man who made a concerted effort to collect "documented" -- as in written account -- anomalous events, was Charles Fort. The magazine that bears his name has a short bio. here. I have read some of his accounts and find it pure fun. A lot of his accounts were from news clips.

Another person who has done similar but more serious work is William R. Corliss, who amassed quite a few "scientific" anomalies in quite a list of books.

In case a reader only glances at the links in my previous post, I think Mr. Corliss's editorial statement about his publications and findings is a worthwhile read.

Since you offered a second, more serious option, I went directly to Mr. Corliss's editorial statement and found it delightful, that is the style of the old time authors that I enjoyed in my youth, sneacking my dad's books and magazines.

It is concise, meaningful and pleasant, I will definetly seek to acquire copies of Mr. Corliss's work; subject to my posibilities of course.

Thank you for the link, you've earned a G.A. from me.

You are very welcome!

I do have a couple of his books and most of the rest are available to me via the university library. I just don't usually have the time and energy at the same time to read them all.