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About Andy
Andy Thomas is one of the UK’s best-known authors and lecturers on unexplained mysteries, global cover-ups and free expression, and is author of The New Heretics and the acclaimed books The Truth Agenda, Conspiracies and […]
The Crop Circles of 2021 – new article
With the 2022 crop circle season now under way, how will this fit into context with what happened the previous year..? This comprehensive round-up shows that the ever-controversial crop circles had a slightly quieter time in 2021 but still delivered some exceptional and inspirational patterns which continued to challenge conventional thinking…
Andy’s 2021 crop circle review in Nexus Magazine
Andy’s article on the spectacular crop circles of 2021 is out now in ‘Nexus Magazine’ and available in shops and online
Andy’s ‘Nexus’ report on the 2020 crop circles
Andy’s latest report on the extraordinary crop circles of this season just past can now be read in the latest edition of ‘Nexus Magazine’
The crop circles of 2019
The crop circles of 2020 have begun… which means it’s a good time to look back at the previous season of 2019. Although not huge in number, the crop circles of 2019 saw a mysterious activation across France, while intriguing and ingenious designs also continued in the traditional English heartlands and beyond
2019 crop circles report by Andy in Nexus Magazine
The latest issue of ‘Nexus Magazine’, now available in shops and online, contains Andy’s insightful report on the crop circles of 2019
The Crop Circles of 2018
The traditionally active areas of England continue to produce remarkable patterns in the fields, which still baffle and inspire in equal measure. As we await to see what the summer of 2019 will bring, ANDY THOMAS looks back at the events of 2018
Andy’s latest crop circle report in ‘Nexus Magazine’
Andy’s full report on the crop circles of 2018 is in the current issue of ‘Nexus Magazine’, available now
The Crop Circles of 2017
As we begin to anticipate what the crop circle season of 2018 might bring, Andy Thomas looks back at the circular events of 2017, which saw a renewed media attack on the phenomenon – and yet the coverage also helped draw attention to what turned out to be another fascinating year of wonders
The Crop Circles of 2016
As the 2017 crop circle season now unfolds, Andy looks back at 2016, when the ever-fascinating circle mystery fell quieter around the world but remained strong in the English heartlands, where many impressive masterpieces made their presence felt and stirred valuable debate as intensely as ever
