Customer Reviews
Man Monkey - By: Matthew Richardson, 09 Jan 2008 
I've read nearly alll of Nick Redfern's books & would recommend every one of them! I'm a sceptic & although I may disagree with some of Redfern's conclusions, that in no way diminishes my enjoyment of his work. You can't fail to savour his description of the very odd & rather unpleasant Fletcher. I don't know many authors in his field who could mention cheese & Branston pickle sandwhiches in such a book, brilliant. His writing stands up on it's merits regardless of your own beliefs or opinions. Redfern writes with with humour & ease, he also succeeds in bringing some mystery & strangeness & into what has become a rather dull & tedious world.
Just when you thought it was safe... - By: Neil Arnold, 08 Jan 2008 Cryptozoology needs books like this. Intriguing, sinister & complex mysteries that go beyond the standard fair so often regurgitated in today's market. Nick Redfern has finallly investigated one of the UK's most baffling enigmas, the possibility that a Bigfoot-like beast once roamed the wilds of Shropshire, alongside other very weird phenomena.
Redfern delves into the history of high strangeness in the county, uncovering alll manner of peculiar characters, man-beast sightings, further mystery animal reports & general oddness.
Like alll Redfern's work, this is well-written without taking the reader off the shadowy path.
'Man-Monkey' is a glimpse not just into the dark woods but a torch beam flitting into the murky void of 'zooform phenomena', where the things that should not be clearly have been for many years, eluding man & rational explanation.
