Dmitri Bayanov's New e-book

I recently heard that Dimitri Bayanov has a new e-book out for online reading.  Two earlier books by this author are:

In The Footsteps of the Russian Snowman

Bigfoot: To Kill or to Film:  The Problem of Proof

For those who want the actual book, you can send to the publisher for an autographed copy at a cost of $12.00 U.S. funds, shipping included.

Contact Publisher:  Christopher Murphy for the book copy at: cmurphy@axionet.com

I am including a few first paragraphs from the introduction of his new book:

"This is my third major publication in English dealing with the problems of a new discipline- hominology.  The first two, In The Footsteps of the Russian Snowman (1996) and America's BIGFOOT: Fact, Not Fiction* (1997), present t and discuss certain evidence for the existence of relict hominoids (actually, hominids) in Eurasia and North America.  The books also give the reader an idea why this evidence has been ignored or rejected by the scientific establishment for so long.  The science of primatology, as foreseen by Boris Porshnev, is on the verge of a revolutionary change, spurred by the emergence of a new paradigm concerning the origin of modern man--Homo sapiens.  Within the old paradigm, primatology, anthropology, and paleoanthropology are simply conceptual impotent to deal with the phenomenon of relict hominids.  Thus there appeared a divide and conflict in science between those who recognize the reality of this phenomenon and those who reject it.

This work is about a conflict and split among Bigfoot researchers themselves, a source of their weakness for decades.  It is a conflict over the eternal problem of ends and means--how to prove the existence of Bigfoot in the face of relentless opposition from the scientific community.  Here is the opinion of John Green "Science will keep its eyes tightly shut until someone produces a body, or part of one, and the more quickly it is done the better.  The successful hunter should find it very profitable as well."  (Sasquatch File, 1973, p. 71)  Grover Krantz's attitude is described in the press as follows:  "He is one of the most vocal proponents of killing a Sasquatch in order to prove they exist.  'I want to rub a few faces in the corpse.' he says.  His advice is to shoot it, cut off an arm or a leg or anything you can carry and get the hell out."  (Human Behavior, September 1978, p. 20.)