THE ABDUCTION CATALOGUE: A Typological Study of the UFO Phenomenon

Alien abduction stories are often dismissed or sensationalised. The Abduction Catalogue takes a different approach.

This book examines abduction narratives as a form of modern mythology, shaped by cultural anxiety, psychological processes, and ancient storytelling patterns. Using anthropology and sociology, it categorises reported beings into recurring types and explores their symbolic roles within human consciousness.

Drawing on case studies and cross cultural research, the work shows how these narratives function as rites of passage, moral warnings, and stories of transformation in a rapidly changing world.

Thoughtful, detailed, and accessible, this book will appeal to readers interested in folklore, mythology, psychology, sociology, and the deeper meanings behind extraordinary human experiences.