The UFO Files - Hulick, Kathryn
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Earth, 2033. In a recently de-classified location, something has crash-landed – something not of this world. An intrepid UFO investigator pieces together a report that could change the course of human history. That report is The UFO Files.

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Earth, 2033. In a recently de-classified location, something has crash-landed – something not of this world. An intrepid UFO investigator pieces together a report that could change the course of human history. That report is The UFO Files.
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Kathryn Hulick is a freelance writer, editor and former Peace Corps volunteer. She writes regularly for Science News for Students and Muse  magazine. She has also published numerous nonfiction books on topics such as video games, artificial intelligence, energy technology and dinosaurs. Hulick’s favorite part of writing about science is getting to speak with researchers in many different fields. Once, she spoke with an expert on parallel universes while he was shoveling snow from his driveway. Another time, she called a biologist who was out in the field in Africa, watching a herd of elephants. In addition to writing, she enjoys hiking, gardening, painting and reading. Hulick lives in Massachusetts with her husband, son and dog. Weston Wei is an illustrator from China who now lives in New York City. Weston’s visual practices focus on communicating stories and emotions. His arts aim to build an immediate and direct emotional connection with his audience. Influenced by surrealist art, fashion styling and pop culture, he loves drawing figures with vivid colours and meticulous details. He describes himself as a 55% extrovert and 45% introvert, which is why he chose to live in the most crowded city in the world but spent lots of time in his room and drawing alone.