Every year Loren Coleman, director of the International Cryptozoology Museum in Portland, Maine, issues a series of top ten lists. One of them, the Top Ten Best Cryptozoology Books of the year, is certainly good news for all the authors. This year’s winners include Lyle Blackburn for Beyond Boggy Creek: In Search of the Southern Sasquatch (The Best Cryptozoology Book of the Year), Avrel Seale for Monster Hike: A 100-Mile Inquiry Into the Sasquatch Mystery (one of several Best Personal Bigfoot Hunting Books of the Year), Stephen R. Bissette for Cryptid Cinema: Meditations on Bigfoot, Bayou Beasts & Backwoods Bogeymen of the Movies(Best Popular Culture Cryptid Book of the Year), and Daniel C. Taylor for Yeti: The Ecology of a Mystery (one of two Best Skeptical Cryptozoology Books of the Year), among others. Thank you, Loren, for giving awards to two books published by Anomalist Books. (PH)Daniel C. Taylor for Yeti: The Ecology of a Mystery (one of two Best Skeptical Cryptozoology Books of the Year), among others. Thank you, Loren, for giving awards to two books published by Anomalist Books. (PH) Daniel C. Taylor for Yeti: The Ecology of a Mystery (one of two Best Skeptical Cryptozoology Books of the Year), among others. Thank you, Loren, for giving awards to two books published by Anomalist Books. (PH)

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