The Websites of Glenn Campbell

I am a writer, philosopher, photographer, former Family Court Guy and former Area 51 Guy currently living a gypsy lifestyle in no fixed location (but mostly hovering around Las Vegas and Boston). What's the alien connection? I think I am one!

Active Websites

RoamingPhotos.com — "Candid, non-commercial photography of people and places." A comprehensive archive of my own photos. Nearly 7,000 shots in 125+ albums.

Love, Strangely (Glenn's Screen Stories) — An index of my screenplays & treatments for short films, often with a theme of love and the paranormal. New stories added every few days.

My Blog: Kilroy Cafe — "Dispatches from the Gypsy Life. Philosophy, photos and alien observation." My website for general musings and new screen stories. Updated every day or two.

My Facebook Page — My general profile, timeline and most recent photo albums. I usually add new photos here first, and if I add anything significant to the other websites, it will probably be mentioned here. Updated almost daily. NOTE: You need a Facebook account (free) to view my Facebook page. I will accept most "friend" requests.

Archive of Facebook Wall - This is a public archive of my "Wall" on Facebook, which serves as my diary back to July 2008. Index

Blog: Area 51 Interceptors — "A Blog on the Social History of Area 51 in the 1990s." I use this blog to follow up on some of the loose ends from my Area 51 days in the 1990s. I no longer do much active research, but I'll post interesting things that come my way.

KilroyCafe.com — "Philosophy for the Modern Age." My printable philosophy newsletters.

Blog: Kilroy's Links — An experimental blog for news articles and other third-party discoveries on the web. Since all of my other websites are mainly for my own original material, I use this blog for interesting stuff from elsewhere.

Major References

New York Times: Area 51: The cold war still rages in the Nevada desert, site of an air base so secret it doesn't exist (6/24/94)

Las Vegas Sun: An eccentric's struggle for truth: After shining the national spotlight on Area 51, Campbell takes on Family Court (12/18/05)

Public Radio Interview: Glenn on Weekend America regarding Family Court (1/14/06)

Book: Area 51: The Dreamland Chronicles, by David Darlington (1997) Several chapters on Glenn.

Document: The Area 51 Viewer's Guide, by Glenn Campbell (1995)

Google: "Glenn Campbell" Area 51 or images or Psychospy.

Contact: PO Box 30303, Las Vegas, NV 89173. Email: familycourtguy (at) gmail.com

Business Ventures

Area 51 Guide Service — "The original "Area 51 Guy" is now available to guide your group to the border of the secret Nevada military base."

FastCarTransport.com — "National Car/Pet Transport Service for $500 (plus gas)"

Photographer for Hire — "Candid photography of your event anywhere in the country."

Frozen Website

Family Court Chronicles. "When marriages fail, families explode, kids go ballistic and parents get high, where you gonna go? Family Court!" My major project for three years (April 2005 - April 2008), chronicalling the goings-on at Family Court in Las Vegas. A huge website, but no longer updated.

Other Archive Links: My Past Newsletters, My Unfinished Books

UFOs & Area 51

The UFO and paranormal database, also known as ufomind.com, once attempted to keep track of all manner of unusual claims, but the project proved too large and the effort was eventually abandoned. At its peak, it was probably the biggest UFO and paranormal website in the world, attracting up to 100,000 hits a day, with over 88 million hits accumulated over its six years of life. Unfortunately, the site became too big to maintain. Links and information were becoming invalid faster than they could be repaired, so I was forced to eliminate most of the site. The sections that I was actively involved in have been retained in a "frozen" state and will no longer be updated. -- Glenn

I Was Abducted by Aliens at Area 51. An on-line book about my adventures in Nevada in the 1990s. Seven chapters available, but work suspended indefinitely.

The Area 51 Viewer's Guide is still available from me (via Amazon). The latest and last edition was 4.01 in June 1995.

The Area 51 Section of the Ufomind website has been preserved in its entirety, although nothing has been added or changed since the end of 1999. (Call it a Y2K victim.) This section includes my collected research on the secret military base, as well as my Desert Rat Newsletter, published from 1993 to 1997.

The Ufomind Mailing List, which I moderated from 1997 through 1999, is also preserved in its entirety. (The last posting was this Y2K Warning)

Blog: Area 51 Interceptors — My only Area 51 site that is still active.