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by Lochlainn Seabrook (Author)
DISCOVER THE WORLD'S MOST MYSTERIOUS HAIRY HOMINIDS IN THIS STRIKINGLY ILLUSTRATED GLOBAL FIELD GUIDE TO BIGFOOT-TYPE CREATURES
Lochlainn Seabrook's Bigfoot Around the World presents a focused exploration of 117 wildman traditions and hairy hominid reports - the complete global catalog of all known and described Sasquatch-like creatures. Drawing from eyewitness accounts, historical records, and cross-cultural folklore, this visually rich volume examines recurring patterns, physical descriptions, and geographic distributions that raise persistent questions about the existence of unknown primates.
Rather than relying on sensationalism or dismissive skepticism, the author presents clear, self-contained profiles that allow the evidence to be evaluated directly. Each entry highlights a specific creature-from the forests of North America to the mountains of Asia and the jungles of South America-revealing pronounced similarities that suggest a broader, worldwide phenomenon.
Accompanied by Seabrook's original full-color illustrations, the material is arranged for clarity, accessibility, and comparative study, and includes a detailed glossary, a selected bibliography, a country-by-country guide to the creatures featured in the book, and a complete global index of wildman names. Each profile is designed to function as a concise field reference, enabling exploration of both well-known and lesser-known accounts within a consistent, organized framework.
Written in Seabrook's direct, highly structured style, Bigfoot Around the World does not attempt to force conclusions. Instead, it offers a disciplined presentation of documented reports and traditional knowledge, allowing readers to weigh the evidence and consider whether these widespread accounts point to a real, unclassified branch of the primate family. Available in paperback and hardcover.
American polymath Lochlainn Seabrook is a bestselling, multi-genre author, multidisciplinary artist, and award-winning forensic historian whose work spans science, history, religion, natural history, the arts, and philosophy. With over 125 published books, he is known for his disciplined scholarship, clear prose, vibrant original artwork, and commitment to evidence-based inquiry. His works have earned widespread recognition for their depth, originality, and intellectual independence, and are especially noted for their concise, visually engaging approach to complex subjects. He lives and works in the American Rocky Mountains, where he continues to write, research, and create. All text copyright (c) Sea Raven Press.
