The Space Pen Club: Close Encounters of the 5th Kind -- UFO Disclosure, Consciousness & Other Mind Zoomers

This is a pretty amazing account of one seeker’s sojourn into mystery. It’s one of those books that won’t let me go; it stays with me and served as a catalyst to explore more deeply my own encounters with Mystery and all that is “out there”. Growing up on the Dakota prairie as did Martin, gazing at the cosmos is second nature. Take a chance on the “Space Pen Club.” So worth it!

By occasionally sharp, yet mostly subtle turns: personal, poignant, heartfelt and evocative like a piece of fine music, but also wide-ranging historically (about and beyond any concern with the “boys upstairs”—hey, what about the girls and everyone else?!) and sometimes downright ahistorical/transcendent; and, focused and serious, chock-full of moments of aching self-reflection, yet with more than a few dashes of self-deprecating humor about a life spent tilting after windmills (and “they,” him), Marty’s wonderfully sensitive memoir hints at the stirrings of a typically subtle and quite rare realization that the all-too-human quest to “know” the true face of whatever appears to be some “other” “thing” – and of Otherness itself – is, at its heart, the quest to know the true face of the one who is doing the seeking. After all, what else could one see in a mirror...? Bravo, and welcome back to the ground you never left, fellow seeker!!

An exciting and interesting read into the subject of UFO’s and the evolution of attitudes of the media and the public to this subject,Martins personal unexpected journey into this genre is honest well detailed and good humoured.His time spent with the organisation of CSETI and Dr Steven Greer is fascinating as it is informative,10/10( the Simon Laurie king podcast)

With the first Congressional hearings in 50 years this week (5/22), the public fascination with UFOs is exploding as is impatience with info our government still keeps under wraps. If you're versed on the subject, or intrigued and want to get up to speed Martin Keller's THE SPACE CLUB BOOK is a must. The author studied the subject for decades and has been in the field for sighting trips with experts. The research is rigorous but the writing is funny, relatable and gripping. This is a page turner memoir that's hard to put down.

A thorough and credible account of personal experiences with UAP’s as well as a history of the community of folks who continue to share information and explore phenomena that is unexplainable. In light of current investigations by the Pentagon and NASA, this book may open your mind.