'The Mad Genius Of The Bronx'

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The following is resultant from this:

'Suggestions For A Good Read'

https://forums.forteana.org/index.php?threads/suggestions-for-a-good-read.13479/post-2104516

It's from a book entitled, 'LOW MAN ON A TOTEM POLE', by H Allen Smith and therein a lengthy chapter, 'The Mad Genius of the Bronx'.

I presume it is relatively well known, however, perhaps worth mentioning as an early, published copy?

www.forteanmedia.com/Fort_01.pdf

 

[Victory]

Thanks.

Conjures up those images of the classic New York years of Damon Runyan and A.J. Liebling.

"The Complete Practical Joker" by H. Allen Smith is an essential read.

 

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Lastly, from aforementioned source, the following have also been uploaded by subscribers.

Despite due contemplation, I am not sure if it's suitable to add them on this thread and obviously, please relocate as necessary.

Again, I simply wondered if they might be of interest?

Charles Fort: Chicken Little Was Right
By John Keel
(8 pages, 6 Mb)

www.forteanmedia.com/Fort_02.pdf

CHARLES FORT, THE FORTEAN SOCIETY, & UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
By Loren E Gross
Privately published, 1976
(121 pages, 11 Mb)

www.forteanmedia.com/Fort_03.pdf