On a Summer’s Day in the Steel City of Sheffield…

Peter Rogerson

Magonia 37, October 1990.

On a summer’s day in the steel city of Sheffield, two cultures clashed, two visions were displayed. Budd Hopkins confronted his critics. Budd Hopkins is a persuasive speaker, with a kindly manner. If he had followed his friend Ted Bloecher into the acting profession, he would be well-cast as the wise, empathic school principal with infinite faith in the possibilities of his problem class. Yet this gentle, slightly greying gentleman was recounting material out of the worst of horror stories.

America Strikes Back: Further Rumblings from Across the Atlantic

Thomas E. Bullard
Magonia 37, October 1990

Little did I imagine that my American Way article in Magonia 34 would provoke such an uprising of criticism as I find in Magonia 35. Peter Rogerson, Martin Kottmeyer, Hilary Evans and Dennis Stillings take aim at my article or other writings with lethal intent and often deadly effect. Surrounded from every side, like any good American I must circle the waggons and defend my scalp.
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