A repository for the writings of gonzo journalist, Fortean explorer and unrepentant bohemian Skylaire Alfvegren and information about the League of Western Fortean Intermediatists (L.O.W.F.I.), a network for explorations into the mysteries and peculiarities of the American West.
Skylaire Alfvegren has worked on cars for the Mexican mafia and roped cattle on the border of Area 51. Having witnessed her first UFO alongside Air Force personnel as a child, she began her writing career at seventeen with "File o' the Damned," a column of Fortean investigation for Fizz Magazine.
Not yet of legal drinking age, she was hired as a consultant for Strange Universe, the Fox Network's nationally-syndicated "paranormal news program," wrote regularly for the L.A. Weekly and built a laboratory to grow amanita muscaria.
Translated into nine languages and plastered helter skelter online,
her
gonzo reportage has appeared in countless magazines, books
and journals.
Descended from the Dark Elves of old Scandanavia,
she is currently
applying her vast knowledge of California — the
esoteric, the dark, and
the
weird — to the small screen; and
recently founded the League Of
Western Fortean Intermediatists (L.O.W.F.I.).
Ms. Alfvegren is currently available for writing, television
and
other
media assignments, please
send proposals via
and the contact page.

Quick links to featured works ::
New Reviews! Iron Maiden: Flight 666 | The Last Supper: Mansonites Converge at El Coyote
Judas Priest's Performance of British Steel at Gibson Amphitheatre: Sonically Beefier, Possibly Record-Breaking
Skylaire interviews Bob Moog!
reviews of Sing Mit Heino.
Marc Hickox celebrates a Teutonic superstar and his
“wanderlust” songs.
— Slumdog Millionaire | Repo!
The Genetic Opera | City of Ember | Religulous | Ghost Town
— Sukiyaki Western Django | Art attack: Dog and Pony Show benefit
— Exhuming Nostradamus: Judas Priest's Lead Singer on UFOs, Concept Albums, Motörhead and Dio
— The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2
— David Scott Stone: The Master Modulator Experiments With Old Tones (<^ new windows)
and Gonzo: The Life and Work of Dr. Hunter S. Thompson for E! Online.