Robert W. (Bob) Morgan:  

Thanks for caring! I'm pleased to announce that my nonfiction book Soul Snatchers is now available through my publisher, Pine Winds Press. It chronicles my years of research mostly among Native Americans (Seminole, Miccosukee, Chiricahua Apache, Lummi, Kwakiutl, Seneca, Huron, etc.) to uncover the truth behind the legends of what we refer to as Bigfoot. I was amazed to discover how much had been hidden from Anglos and how relevent this information is to real life. It took a long talk with a refugee Tibetan lama whom I met in Moscow to pull it all together. Although I did not intend it to be so, it became quite a spiritual journey. Pine Winds is also offering a Pocket Field Manual soon that will take the reader on a step-by-step journey into the woods to structure and invite their own encounters. On a personal level, there had been a popular disc jockey with whom I shared the name RWM who was also from Ohio. Poor guy died, but in his obituary they gave him my film credits! Nope, I am NOT dead so I opened up my own site under my name plus added the word "alive" to make the distinction. I have spent very little time in Ohio since graduating excepting one period recently when an aged aunt needed some help. Most of my life (excepting the USN shipped me all over the Orient) was spent in Washington DC and Virginia area, Miami, Florida, Los Angeles, Tucson & Phoenix, but now I have come to roost in Whitefish, Montana. I can't count how many times I have criss-crossed the USA and Canada - I am a bum at heart - and have spent months in the former USSR - mostly Moscow, Leningrad, and Tibilisi in the Republic of Georgia. I also have spent bunches of time in London, Liverpool, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Budapest, Marsellies, Venice, Florence, Rome, Athens, Madrid, Avignon, Genoa, Cannes, etc. I think I liked Avignon best. I've never used an organized tour; my travels were either business or pure pleasure. And I tried to take trains in Europe as much as possible. I book First Class if it's an overnighter, but I always hang out in Second Class meeting fun folks. I LOVE to laugh and they usually do too. In the past, I have made appearances with Montel Williams, Bill Smith, Larry King, Tom Snyder, Xzone radio, Art Bell, etc., and have lectured all over the place including KSU, U of Miami, UCLA, etc. My motto is to try to be informative, but never stuffy. As some folks know, after I left a position with the FAA in DC, and needing some time off to myself, I launched The American Yeti Expeditions and my field research was featured in The Smithsonian Series, Monsters: Myth or Mystery, and the film The Search for Bigfoot became the benchmark in its genre. I became interested in the writing and the making of fil...Expand for more