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Strange Lights in West Texas (review)
Kirkus Reviews, 2015. Kirkus Indie.
An unsigned Kirkus Indie review posted on 30 November 2015. It reports Bunnell's conclusion that the lights show electric-plasma and heated-chemical (burning) qualities and resist wind currents, calls his explanation speculative but rational and geological, and finds the book patchy and repetitive of his earlier work.
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Kirkus Indie review (30 November 2015) summarising Bunnell's conclusion that the lights have electric-plasma and burning qualities and a geological cause.
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Kirkus Reviews (2015). Strange Lights in West Texas (review). Kirkus Indie. https://kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/james-bunnell/strange-lights-in-west-texas
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