Flying Saucer Review Volume 46/3 Autumn 2001

This document is an issue of the Flying Saucer Review (Volume 46/3, Autumn 2001). The primary content features a report on a massive crop formation discovered on August 13, 2001, at Milk Hill, Wansdyke, Wiltshire. The formation is described as a 'six-armed clockwise swirler' spanning 1500 feet and consisting of approximately 400 circles. The text notes the skepticism surrounding such formations, citing comments from self-confessed circle hoaxer John Lundberg, who argues that the scale and complexity of the formation would be impossible to construct within the limited hours of darkness. The editorial section, written by Gordon Creighton, addresses the financial struggles of the magazine, noting that it was never intended to be a profit-making entity. Creighton discusses the decline in readership and the impact of the Internet on specialized publications, specifically mentioning the struggles of U.S. organizations like MUFON and CUFOS. The document also includes a table of contents listing various articles on topics such as sheep mutilations in Spain, the 'Monkey-Man' in India, and a UFO cover-up by Mussolini. The magazine serves as a record of UFO-related discourse and research at the turn of the millennium.