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Jonathan Downes

    Jonathan Downes ist bekannt für seine Auseinandersetzung mit Naturalismus und Kryptobiologie, die er in seine vielfältigen literarischen und kreativen Unternehmungen einfließen lässt. Mit einem Hintergrund in radikaler Politik und psychischer Gesundheitsversorgung bringt er eine einzigartige und aufschlussreiche Perspektive in seine Arbeit ein. Sein umfangreiches Schaffen umfasst Schreiben, Redigieren, Filmemachen, Poesie und Songwriting, was eine breite künstlerische und intellektuelle Bandbreite zeigt. Als Direktor des Centre for Fortean Zoology widmet sich Downes weiterhin der Erforschung des Unerklärlichen und der Verbreitung seiner Erkenntnisse durch verschiedene überzeugende Medien.

    The Song of Panne (Being Mainly about Elephants)
    The Rising of the Moon
    The Smaller Mystery Carnivores of the Westcountry
    MONSTER OF THE MERE
    Monster Hunter
    Centre for Fortean Zoology Yearbook 2010
    • The Centre For Fortean Zoology Yearbook is a collection of papers and essays too long and detailed for publication in the CFZ Journal Animals & Men. With contributions from both well-known researchers, and relative newcomers to the field, the Yearbook provides a forum where new theories can be expounded, and work on little-known cryptids discussed.

      Centre for Fortean Zoology Yearbook 2010
    • Monster Hunter

      • 232 Seiten
      • 9 Lesestunden
      4,2(7)Abgeben

      I hope that people reading this book have as much fun as I did writing it. I was inspired by Douglas Botting's biography of my hero Gerald Durrell. It told the story of nthe great man's life with wit and aplomb and was not afraid to reveal all the facets of his remarkable life - warts and all. My life and achievements are miniscule compared to Durrell's, but after fourteen years of running the world's largest cryptozoological research group I thought it was time its story was told - warts and all! And, golly! There are some warts!!

      Monster Hunter
    • Focusing on lesser-known British carnivores, this book explores the status of three species believed to be extinct: the Wildcat, Pine Marten, and Polecat, specifically in the Westcountry region. It challenges prevailing scientific beliefs and reveals surprising truths about these elusive animals, offering a fresh perspective on their existence and the mysteries surrounding them.

      The Smaller Mystery Carnivores of the Westcountry
    • The story revolves around a weary, disabled man who receives an unexpected visitor from his troubled past, bringing with him an element reminiscent of Greek mythology. As the author navigates a complex web of deceit and contradictions, he is drawn into a situation that challenges his better judgment, forcing him to take action despite the risks involved. The narrative explores themes of redemption and the impact of past choices.

      The Song of Panne (Being Mainly about Elephants)
    • Duck Billed Platitudes

      • 206 Seiten
      • 8 Lesestunden

      The content of this book remains relevant and timeless, offering insights and information that transcend specific time periods. Readers can expect to engage with material that is applicable and useful regardless of when it is read, making it a valuable resource for ongoing reference and understanding.

      Duck Billed Platitudes
    • Zen and Xenophobia

      What happened after The Song of Panne

      • 262 Seiten
      • 10 Lesestunden

      Continuing from the previous narrative, this book delves into the quirky life of the author, his wife Corinna, and their unusual housemate—a hairy humanoid forest Godling. Set in Autumn 2015, it explores unresolved threads from the first book while providing insights into their eccentric household dynamics. Readers can enjoy this installment as a standalone story, but familiarity with the first book may enhance the experience. The author blends humor with whimsical elements, inviting readers to choose between fiction and reality.

      Zen and Xenophobia
    • Wild Colonial Boy

      • 348 Seiten
      • 13 Lesestunden

      Jonathan Downes, a prominent figure in cryptozoology, has devoted his life to the pursuit of mystery animals and understanding the enigmas of nature. His journey began over fifty years ago in a now-vanished world, presenting a unique perspective that contemporary readers might find challenging to grasp. As the director of the Centre for Fortean Zoology, Downes shares insights from his extensive experiences in exploring the unknown, blending personal narrative with the broader quest for understanding the natural world's mysteries.

      Wild Colonial Boy
    • The narrative reveals the life of a hack writer who supplements their income by crafting articles for various publications. The protagonist frequently travels to Exeter City Centre, where they discreetly explore W.H. Smith's magazines to identify potential new outlets for their work. This glimpse into the world of freelance writing highlights the challenges and strategies involved in seeking opportunities in the competitive publishing landscape.

      STRENGTH THROUGH KOI - They saved Hitler's Koi and other stories