Wyso And The Other Creepy Kids on Gerard Street
Man's Best
Sparkers
Better Dig 2
We could continue our study of Ancient Civilizations indefinitely. There is so little known about these lost cultures that are just now surrendering their secrets to archeologists and scientists. In last week’s blog we visited Kuélap, located in northern Peru and home to an advanced culture of people who defied the laws of gravity. The people of Kuélap have […]
The Cloud Warriors of Kuelap
Next stop on our tour in search of lost cities, lost people, and ancient civilizations, is a walled fortress older than the Inca Empire. When I explored bygone worlds for my second novella, Man’s Best, I discovered Kuelap. I had heard of popular ancient cultures such as ancient Egypt, the Greek and Roman Empires, the Megalithic and Mayan civilizations, but I’d […]
Lemuria and Its Lost People
Water covers about 71% of Earth’s surface. The oceans possess 96.5 % of that water. It’s pretty much a given that all this water creates an ever changing landscape for the land masses of our planet. With that in mind it would be hard for anyone to insist that over the ages our continents and islands have […]
Plato’s The Great Year.
Earth spins and we have night and day. We have seasons because Earth orbits the sun. If we could consult the Ancients, we’d find they believed in an even grander cycle. One that influences the rise and fall of civilizations. New discoveries are being found all over the world offering evidence that complex societies existed and are older […]
Bathysphere and Its Pioneers of the Deep
I like science so weird it resembles fiction, which is the essence of my blog, The Probe . While researching anglerfish, I ran across the Bathysphere and found it fascinating that on August 15, 1934, two men descended into depths of the ocean never before traveled. The Short of It The first marine biologist to penetrate the perpetual darkness […]
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