Ultimate Guide to the Roswell Ufo Crash - Revised 2nd Edition: a Tour of Roswell's Ufo Landmarks

Publisher Marketing: Best-selling author Kevin Randle says about this book, "If you are planning to visit Roswell, this book tells you all you need to know about the UFO crash, the city and its character. It condenses the confusion of the case into an easily read book that will help anyone make the most of a visit to city and help understand what actually happened. A very nice addition to the Roswell literature." In this revised, updated edition of their wildly successful book, authors Noe Torres and E. J. Wilson again take readers on an unforgettable trip back in time to July 1947, when something from beyond Earth fell out of the sky in the desert north of Roswell, New Mexico. Using historical photographs, maps, and eyewitness testimony, the authors lead readers on a tour of all the places that still exist in Roswell where the world's most famous UFO case happened. Best-selling author Peter Robbins says, "The Ultimate Guide is deeply informative, well illustrated and consistently interesting. This is American history most Americans are completely unaware of and a public service to anyone who wants to walk the walk and experience the Roswell story via the actual locations where it occurred. Bravo Noe Torres and E. J. Wilson!" "I read Ultimate Guide in one day. Could not put it down! This is a wonderful addition to 'Roswellicana, ' and I congratulate you, Mr. Torres, on your first-rate research and scholarship," says reviewer John Steiger of Woodbridge, Virginia. Historian John LeMay, member of the board of directors for the Historical Society of Southeast New Mexico, says, "Prior to the publication of this book, few people knew exactly where to look for this spell-binding hidden history. Now, contained herein are the resources needed to visit all the major historical sites related to the alleged UFO crash." Contributor Bio:  Torres, Noe David Bennett Carren has directed, written or produced more than 200 films and television shows, including episodes of "Star Trek: Next Generation," "Stargate," "Twilight Zone," "Murder, She Wrote," "Diagnosis Murder," and "Walker, Texas Ranger." In his long Hollywood career, he counts among his fondest memories working with "Star Trek" creator Gene Roddenberry, as well as the cast and crew of "Star Trek: Next Generation," including Patrick Stewart, Brent Spiner, and many others. David's recognition as a screenwriter includes a First Place in the New York Television and Film Festival, a Writer's Guild Award Nomination, finalist honors at the Austin Film Festival on multiple projects, and Gold and Bronze Remi Awards. As a director, he earned a Silver Palm at the Mexico Film Festival for his feature film, "The Red Queen." His play, "Christmas," was performed at the Back Alley Theater in Los Angeles and another play, "Comments," won South Texas College's Ninth Annual Play Writing Contest. He has also produced and directed for the stage, including productions of "Wait Until Dark" and "The Nerd." Medallion Books originally published David's first novel, "No Power on Earth," in 1986. Stonelock Pictures optioned his second novel, "I've Killed Mother," and his short story "If She Dies" was published in "Twisted Tales" before he adapted it as an episode of "The Twilight Zone." David earned his Bachelor in Journalism at the University of Texas at Austin and his Master in Fine Arts at Spalding University. He is an Associate Professor at the University of Texas - Rio Grande Valley, where he teaches screenwriting, film directing, film history, and video editing. Contributor Bio:  Marcel, Jesse, Jr Jesse Marcel was born in early 1967 in San Diego, California and has been on a journey of discovery and imagination ever since. At an early age he became embroiled in his family's history as the "first family of Roswell." It is his life goal to continue the legacy his grandfather started in the desert of New Mexico so many years ago. Growing up in a rural community in Montana, he found his love for the stars and his appreciation for Sagan, Clarke and Kubrick, Asimov and Roddenberry. It is from this foundation that his creative endeavors were formed. "Alien Crash at Roswell" is his first undertaking as a solo writer that has led to the production of a documentary by the same name. Countless millions are familiar with his given name synonymous with first contact. This book will peel back a few of the layers to this epic story.