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S y n o p s i s
Prof. Ardy Sixkiller Clarke returns with more
UFO stories of American Indians who live off the reservation. One intriguing difference between the two groups: there were more cases of physical evidence presented to back up the testimony of urban American Indians. As with her first book.
We discuss
not only their encounters, but the recounting itself becomes part of
the story. A professor emeritus at Montana State University, the author reveals herself as part UFO investigator, part journalist, part therapist, and part friend.
B i o
Dr. Ardy Sixkiller Clarke, a Professor Emeritus at Montana
State University, has dedicated her life and career to working with indigenous
populations. She has been adopted by enrolled tribal members and given
traditional names by three Northern Plains spiritual leaders including the
Blackfeet (Woman with Great Knowledge), the Northern Cheyenne (Walks all Woman)
and the Lakota Sioux (Woman who Helps People). She holds degrees in English,
History, Psychology and Educational Leadership. She is also a licensed therapist
and has been a high school English teacher, a counselor, a school administrator,
a university professor and administrator. The The author of several children's
books and the best-selling, Sisters in the Blood, and Encounters with Star
People: Untold Stories of American Indians December 2012), she lives in Montana
with her husband, Kip; her beloved Lhasa Apso, Prairie Rose and her Maine Coon
cat, Rez Perez. Her second book in the field of Ufology, Sky People: Untold
Stories of Alien Encounters in Mesoamerica, was released in December 2014. While
retired from academia, she continues to travel and interview individuals
throughout the indigenous world about their encounters with UFOs and Aliens.
