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Ufo: light and shadow on the Faralli case

by Marco Bianchini (2008)

A classic Italian CE-III in Torrita di Siena, 1978. A sudden car stopped, a black-out of the town, a saucer landing and two little green men, ground traces, then investigations by the military, the NASA, M.D.'s, reporters and ufologists.

A local ufologist gives a detailed and complete overview after 30 years, based upon an in-depth investigation and documentation never released before.

[in Italian, 120 pages, with several b/w and colour pictures]

A Dark Red Sky
1947-1949: flying saucers arrive above Italy and the whole world (400 pages + 16 illustrations, in Italian).

UFO Anthology
A comprehensive anthology of articles originally published in the "UFO" magazine. An interesting estimation of the situation after 50 years of Ufology. A must-have book for any serious UFO buff

A History of Ufology in Tuscany

by Marco Bianchini (2008). 
A complete guide to UFO researchers, organizations and publications in the Italian region of Tuscany (Toscana) since the early years up to 2007.

[90 pages, illustrated]

Luminous phenomena
by Massimo Teodorani
Investigation of anomalous light phenomena in the atmosphere: an Italian astrophysicist reports on the recurrent lights at Hessdalen (Norway) and in other places all around the world [160 pages].

BLITA - Italian Ball Lightining Database
Numero 28 - Ottobre 2001
BLITA
(Italian Ball Lightning Database)
Catalogo italiano delle osservazioni di fulmini globulari
di Paolo Toselli
108 pagine

L.T.P.A. - An International Bibliography On Some Luminous Transient Phenomena in the Atmosphere
A detailed catalogue of 2,955 sources on Earth Lights (EL), Saint’Elmo’s Fires (SEF), Ignes Fatui (IF), Hessdalen Phenomena (HP), Earthquake Lights (EQL), Seismic Precursors, Atmospheric Electricity, Tectonic Strain Theory (TST), by Renzo Cabassi, Roberto Labanti, Edoardo Russo, Massimo Silvestri, Giuseppe Stilo [125 pages, in English].

Strange Lights in Italian History
PreUfoCat, by Pietro Torre: a catalogue of unusual aerial phenomena over Italian peninsula, from ancient Rome up to 1899, with full abstracts, sources and evaluation (3 different editions on paper + 2 digital editions, in Italian).