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Inside the Flying Saucers (aka Inside the Space Ships) is a book by 1950s contactee George Adamski.

Cover blurb (1974 Warner paperback 7th printing): "The Strangest Journey Ever Made! One man's startling account of his amazing encounters with creatures from Mars, Saturn and Venus aboard UFO's on Earth--and in outer space!"

Summary

Adamski continues his account of his personal contact with aliens that he began in Flying Saucers Have Landed. Things have evolved considerably from his first meeting in the desert, where he communicated through improvised sign language. Not only does he travel in the ships (Venusian and Saturnian), but he has casual conversations with aliens in Earthly diners.

Table of Contents

• Introduction by Charlotte Blodget
• Foreword by Desmond Leslie

1. Return of the Venusian
2. Inside a Venusian Scout Ship
3. The Venusian Mother Ship
4. My First Look at Outer Space
5. Meeting with a Master
6. Questions and Answers Within the Ship
7. The Scout from Saturn
8. The Saturnian Mother Ship
9. The Laboratory
10. Another Master
11. Conversation in a Cafe
12. Again, the Great Master
13. Days at Palomar Terraces
14. The Banquet and a Farewell
15. An Unexpected Postscript

• Biographical Sketch by Charlotte Blodget

Publication History

Original publication: 1955

First Warner Library Paperback edition: January 1967