Project 2067: Comments/Reviews

(5 star rating on Amazon.co.uk)
This book made a fascinating introduction to a subject I'd never given much thought to before. Once you've read it you realise where all the horror films got their plots from! It's a really accessible, easy read which you can dip into or read all in one go.

The book is divided into a variety of subjects, from the kind of scary stories that everyone shared in the playground, to the up to date conspiracy theories about major corporations and international incidents.

You're guaranteed to be fascinated with the subject by the end of this book!
littleowl1412 - Surrey, England

Fantastic Read!!!!!!!!! (5 star rating on Amazon.co.uk)
Mr.C Robinson (Robbo) - London

deep-fried rat, a flatulent surprise and a hook-handed serial killer feature in the tales told in Mark Barber’s latest book.

The author seeks to get to the truth behind the urban legends told around office coolers, bars and playgrounds the world over. The stories range from spine chilling campfire ghost tales to locker-room jokes and high-altitude horrifying happenings.

But they always have one thing in common – they always happened to a “friend of a friend”.

Mark blows the lid off almost 100 of the often told stories in his book – Urban Legends – that was released on Monday.
Rating: [4 of 5 Stars!]
Woking News & Mail

Hi Mark,
I just finished reading your book about half an hour ago. I read it in a couple of days I found it that fascinating.
Looking forward to exploring the website.
Lucy - UK

Hi Mark
My favourite UL was Kaspar the wooden cat. I also found the 9/11 windings and $20 note very spooky!

Don't you think it would make a good TV docu series with each legend being re-acted then a piece on the history of the legend?
Lizzy (UK)

Just to let you know - my 14 year old daughter says you need to hurry up and write book 2, because she is really enjoying the urban legends!
Paigan Stone (Fantasy Author)

Great book, Very pleased 2 have purchased direct from author. Just what I wanted.
Tom Lewis - Warwickshire UK

Recipe for a good book…
Take One fresh author,
A few hundred UL’s,
Witty humour with a pince of salt,
2 eggs and 500ml of water
Mix until light and fluffy
Pour 4 years of essence of life into the mix and bake at gas mark 5 for 1 hour.
What do you get?
A great book that is not only easy to read but easy to digest. No mental indigestion with this fantastic book.
A pleasure to read.
Kind Regards,
James Langridge- Surrey,UK

The book was lovely. I enjoyed that it wasnt just stories on urban legends, but how urban legends are being used today in so many facets. My favorite was always bloody mary, ever since I was a child...it was my introduction into urban legends, and it was scary.
Birdie Warner - Missouri (US)

I have just finished reading your book. It is great, a good read and pretty funny. It did make me chuckle. I would say that I will recommend the book to everyone I know but I have already done that so all there is left to say is, great book and a brilliant idea to write one at that! I would never have taken an interest in ULs if not for your book.
Chong - UK

Hi Mark, my name is Claire Taylor, just happened to mention your book to my mate as we were talking about an email that went round this morning that turned out to be a UL, and well she's buying it as she was really impressed with your website. Just thought you might like some feedback.
Claire Taylor - Surrey UK

I think your book is excellent!
Jayne Wisdom - Surrey. UK

Bought your book - fantastic
Louise Robbings - Horsell, Woking. UK

Love the book, how about another one.
Dave Adams - West Sussex. UK

Hi Mark, Thank you very much for your reply to my questions. I have found your answers extremely helpful. I came across your website in a google search, and have found a lot of valuable information on it to help with my research project. I'm looking forward to reading your book when it comes out! Thanks again, Cori.
Cori Reich - Council Rock High School (US)