Visitors From Lanulos

My Contact With Indrid Cold

De: Woodrow Derenberger

Narrado por: John N Gully

New Saucerian Press proudly presents the Visitors From Lanulos! Initially published in 1971, this book became perhaps the rarest UFO contactee book ever. Prior to its 2014 reissue, there were only a half-dozen copies remaining in the world's library system, with the rest trading for thousands of dollars each.

Woodrow Derenberger, the author of the book, claimed to have had a series of strange adventures beginning on November 2nd, 1966. While driving home from Parkersburg, West Virginia, to his suburban home in Mineral Wells, he suddenly found the highway blocked by a large gray object. Someone emerged from the object and walked to the passenger side window of his car. The man introduced himself as "a searcher", and offered words of comfort to Derenberger.

After noting that he would come again, the spaceman, who called himself "Indrid Cold", stepped back into the object and it rose out of sight. Derenberger went home and told his story to his wife. He then called the police and the press. Soon after, other witnesses came forward to say that they, too, had seen Cold talking to Derenberger by the side of the road. (In time, several locals would have their own encounters with Cold.)

Two days later while driving in his car, Derenberger began to receive telepathic communications from Cold, who described himself as from the galaxy of Ganymede; Cold also supplied some information about his life, including the observation that people on his planet (Lanulos) lived to be 125 to 175 of our Earth years.

This indispensable special edition of Visitors From Lanulos features introductions by John A. Keel and Taunia Derenberger-Bowman (Woody's daughter), an epilogue by the publisher, Andy Colvin, and a special addendum from Gray Barker.

©2014 Andrew B. Colvin (P)2014 Andrew B. Colvin

credibility issues hard to take serious

This book seems interesting yet what is being claimed is astounding and very hard to take seriously. The fact that so many others encountered them not to mentioned some of Alien tech reminded me of 1960-70 era future dreams and visions. He also seems to accept based on appearance and wha they tell him. After our encounters we are not a sure we can rely on what we perceive with our senses and notions based on concepts we already understand.

Something is going on but I felt this book didn't share any info to assist, and also the planet stuff seemed very lame and made up. Often truth is stranger than fiction but in this case I feel a 16 year old in his basement could have crafted a better alien human society. I am very open minded though, he may have had some experiences but it didn't really convince me that his stories are credible considering the mountain of circumstantial evidence this case would almost be a smoking gun story.

Amazing

If you like following this story it’s amazing . I started my fascination with watching Hellier . Sparked my mind .

Very good story!

Reminds me of some of my own expierences with other beings.

I'll recommend this book to every UFO & Aliens entusiasts (:

Different spin on aliens and planets

Captivating holds your attention. This story is quite different from my experience with the grays as we call them.
This is a great effort to bring understanding and awareness that we not be afraid of Extraterrestrials.
Willa Adkins

The original Indrid Cold story…ok but not great

I have been interested in Indrid Cold since the release of Mothman Prophecies. It wasn’t until my college years that I stumbled upon the real story. It was another decade after listening to a podcast, that I came across this book. There are definitely parts of this story that sound credible, but then others sound phony. Like Christianity on other planets? Really? They follow the same religion where these events didn’t even occur? Or did they have the exact same biblical experiences as us? And life on Venus and Saturn? Impossible. Either these aliens are making up stuff as they went along or were controlling the narrative for a simple man like Woody could comprehend what he is seeing. Also these experiences lack a lot of detail, seems to be written by an elementary school level writer. “I met Indrid. We did this. It was fun. Then we went home.” I am not saying these events didn’t take place, but it’s really hard to believe everything that occurred.