Circlemakers

Circlemakers - A site for England's crop circle makers. Provides photographs, witnesses, case histories, and perpetrator profiles.

The expert faker - Information about crop circles including questions and answers with circlemaker John Lundberg.

The Hoaxers - Physicists, Scientists, Stompers - Marcus Allen's article about the secret history of crop circle making.

Leaders in the field - Fortean Times interviews four circlemakers.

NHNE Special Report - Sherry Stultz in-depth report about her time spent time with crop circle research and makers in the UK.

SandCircles - I don't live near any crops, however, the beach is quite close. This is my own unique contribution to crop circle enthusiasts. They've been dubbed sandcircles.

Signs of the Times - A-Z of odd jobs, tells you how to become a crop circle maker.

Wheat Dreams - Interview with circlemaker Rod Dickinson.

Observer - Hollywood falls under crop circles' spell - Article about the largest gathering of circlemakers in history for a special screening of the crop circle movie 'Signs'. (August 25, 2002)

BBC News - 'I make crop circles' - The Mel Gibson film, Signs, has renewed interest in who - or what - might make crop circles. Here, John Lundberg tells of his nights in the fields of Wiltshire. (August 16, 2002)

MSNBC - It’s harvest time for crop-circle hype - Fans of the formations and ‘circlemakers’ have their day in the sun (August 15, 2002)

Washington Post - Fertile Imaginations - The real story of those mysterious circles runs rings around the movie "Signs". (requires (free) registration) (August 10, 2002)

National Geographic - Crop Circles: Artworks or Alien Signs? - The battle to explain the crop circles is a torrid wrestling match between artists and people who believe in other-worldly influences. (August 2, 2002)

Guardian - Ever increasing circles - Article about the worlds largest crop circle which speculates on its possible man made origins. (August 21, 2001)

Time Magazine - It Happens in the Best Circles - A pair of British artists claim they are the hoaxers behind those mystifying and intriguing crop patterns. (September 23, 1994)