In 2004, PC Magazine included the site as one of the "Top 100 Sites You Didn't Know You Couldn't Live Without",[5][6] and Sci Fi Weekly named it "site of the week" for the week beginning 7 February 2007.[7]
Boese has published two books on hoaxes: Museum of Hoaxes[8] and Hippo Eats Dwarf: A Field Guide to Hoaxes and Other B.S.[9] A third book by Boese, Elephants on Acid,[10] focuses on unusual scientific experiments, with the follow-up Electrified Sheep published in 2011.[11] His latest book Psychedelic Apes is about the weirdest theories in science and history was published in 2019.[12]
^Emery, David, "The Bunk Stops Here: An interview with Alex Boese, curator of the Museum of Hoaxes", San Francisco Chronicle, December 19, 2002 (URL last accessed November 1, 2006).
^Berman, A. S., "Museum-of-Hoaxes highlights online gullibility", USA Today, August 16, 2001 (URL last accessed November 1, 2006).
museum, hoaxes, website, created, alex, boese, 1997, diego, california, resource, reporting, discussing, hoaxes, urban, legends, both, past, present, owneralex, boeseurlhoaxes, orglaunched1997in, 2004, magazine, included, site, sites, didn, know, couldn, live,. The Museum of Hoaxes is a website created by Alex Boese in 1997 in San Diego California as a resource for reporting and discussing hoaxes and urban legends both past and present 1 2 3 4 Museum of HoaxesOwnerAlex BoeseURLhoaxes wbr orgLaunched1997In 2004 PC Magazine included the site as one of the Top 100 Sites You Didn t Know You Couldn t Live Without 5 6 and Sci Fi Weekly named it site of the week for the week beginning 7 February 2007 7 Boese has published two books on hoaxes Museum of Hoaxes 8 and Hippo Eats Dwarf A Field Guide to Hoaxes and Other B S 9 A third book by Boese Elephants on Acid 10 focuses on unusual scientific experiments with the follow up Electrified Sheep published in 2011 11 His latest book Psychedelic Apes is about the weirdest theories in science and history was published in 2019 12 Notable hoaxes covered edit90 Day Jane 13 References edit Emery David The Bunk Stops Here An interview with Alex Boese curator of the Museum of Hoaxes San Francisco Chronicle December 19 2002 URL last accessed November 1 2006 Berman A S Museum of Hoaxes highlights online gullibility USA Today August 16 2001 URL last accessed November 1 2006 Terdiman Daniel Wry Hoaxes Enliven the World of Web Diarists The New York Times July 29 2004 URL last accessed May 23 2008 Shafer Jack 29 March 2007 The April Fools Day Defense Kit Slate Retrieved 29 October 2018 Museum of Hoaxes advertiser profile Federated Media Publishing URL last accessed November 1 2006 The Museum of Hoaxes Archived 2009 03 18 at the Wayback Machine PC Magazine April 20 2004 URL last accessed November 1 2006 Dellamonica A M Museum of Hoaxes Archived 2009 03 04 at the Wayback Machine Sci Fi Weekly February 7 2007 URL last accessed November 17 2007 E P Dutton 2002 ISBN 0 525 94678 0 Harvest Books 2006 ISBN 0 15 603083 7 Harvest Books 2007 ISBN 978 0 15 603135 6 Boxtree 2011 ISBN 9781250031709 Macmillan 2019 ISBN 978 1509860524 90 Day Jane Museum of Hoaxes Retrieved 2022 11 11 External links edit nbsp Media related to Museum of Hoaxes at Wikimedia Commons Official website nbsp This website related article is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Museum of Hoaxes amp oldid 1169916648, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
