Contacts, Photographic Encounters

By Tom G. Woods

Fictional research of historical photographic UFO evidence spacing over almost a 100 years with eyewitness statements.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Tom G. Woods
• Release date: May 14, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005469726

Tom G. Woods

Engaged mainly in fine arts and fiction in the form of short stories.

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About the Author

Tom G. Woods writes plays and fiction in the form of short stories.

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Prologue

This short publication presents a number of historical photographs of UFO’s. Throughout the texts the encounters are referred to as contacts. The reason being is that most of these documented encounters appeared to be deliberate and intentional appearances of the UFO’s. Deliberate and intentional appearances have one goal and that is to make contact. What has fascinated me to proceed with this fictional research is that all of the photographic evidence spacing over almost a 100 years is that the objects documented are identical in shape, size and in the manner they appeared.

The beginning

I don’t know how to start this exactly. I will just say it as it happened in my own words.

My name is Stevan Malkovic, a math teacher in a local school in Tusovak were I have lived all my life. Tusovak is a small historic town in the heart of the Balkans. Empires rose and fell, new countries emerged and disappeared continuously throughout the centuries, yet the small town is still as it was, almost defying time itself. There is nothing fancy about Tusovak, a small town like most other small towns, except for its small historic quarter. It is the heart of the town, the town-square were gossip is exchanged and daily news read.

It was a windy and cold Saturday, 5th of January 1990.  School was about to start in a few days after the brief winter break and I had a lot of work to do at school, prepare for the new classes along with all the other activities that comes with a teacher’s job.

It was a habit of mine to go down to the town square to have my morning coffee, a pleasant