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Now on today's episode, we're going to get into fiction writer, Whitley Streber, and yes,

he was indeed a fiction writer.

And up until his book, Communion, came out in 1987, which here is one of the

covers of it. There's many covers of this book, and people probably very familiar with the book

because it really introduced them to the whole idea of aliens and extraterrestrials

and really solidified that in their minds, right? So, but Whitley was a fiction writer. He had novels,

The Wolfen in 1978, which was the story of two police detectives who were

involved in the investigation of suspicious deaths across New York City, and it's revealed

to be the work of a race of intelligent beings.

That came on in 1978.

Then he also had another one called The Hunger in 1981, which involves a story of a sexy vampire named

Miriam Baloch, Balak, who takes humans and turns them into vampire human hybrids, both of which

were made into feature films.

Now, this is important because this is the type of stuff that Whitley Streber was into.

Right?

He was into this type of stuff.

Whitley was writing about before his supposed experience with non-human entities.

He was writing about intelligent race of beings, killing people, and vampire human hybrids.

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