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New Book Helps Newbies in "UAP SPOTTING"

on August 22, 2025

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Hudson Visits TRAILER TRASH TERRORS Podcast

Marilyn A. Hudson spoke with podcaster Vic Hermanson June 19,2024 on the truly unique Trailer Trash Terrors podcast. Launching from her blog, The Paranormal Librarian they had a diverse and delightful discussion about "Dangerous Books", from arcane and mysterious to attempts to censor access to books. Then into Hudson's written works, she has just finished (?) a UFO series of nonfiction works related to Kansas and Oklahoma. In additions, she discussed her own UFO experiences. Truly amazing and thought provoking. https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/vic-hermanson/episodes/The-Mystery-of-Oltissis--and-The-Paranormal-Librarian-to-the-Rescue-e2mgaae/a-abf1lih

Oklahoma Bad Girls; Interesting Gals and Pals of the Gilded Age

Author Marilyn A. Hudson, the "bizarre history genie", does it again with her new work profiling some of the young women who made headlines - rightly and wrongly - in 1890's Oklahoma. Horse thieves, hoedowns and hoodlums... The 1890's, the Gilded Age, in Oklahoma saw the twin territories rife with gangs, crooks, thieves, and outlaws of every stripe. The fairer sex was represented in this mix, sometimes truthfully and sometimes drawn from the whole cloth of overactive and imaginative newspaper editors, politicians and lawmen. Meet a variety of women whose stories are often absent or distorted in the history books. Introduced will be such people as Cattle Annie, Little Britches, 'Tom King' aka Flo Quick, Jessie Findlay, Eugenia Moore, and others. Oklahoma Bad Girls: Interesting Gals and Pals of the Gilded Age Find on Amazon author of Murderous Marriages and Death Rides the Railways, continues her historic style that earned her th...

New Children's Title

AMAZON Drawn a true event of the Cherokee Land Run of 1893 in Oklahoma, The Bottomless Well shares the story of David, a young Kansas boy, who joins his father in laying claim to land and their family future. Lessons learned along the way left a deep impression.... Perfect for younger readers.

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