Folk Tales and Legends of Norfolk

Dixon, Geoffrey

Minimax Books

The Gilbert & Sullivan Sorting System: A Classification Scheme for Use with the Materials of G & S Studies

Rhosearn Press

Chad, a research geologist and amateur Egyptologist from Boston University, is on his way via Egypt to visit his astrophysicist brother Tom, in Sydney, for his 50th birthday celebration. Within hours of arriving in Cairo, Chad is confronted with evidence, which may challenge everything we ever knew about the ancient Egyptians, and the claim that they built the pyramids. From Chad’s perspective as a geologist, and his brother’s as an astrophysicist, it becomes blatantly clear that the official narrative on Earth’s history must be wrong. Travelling around the World they derive the true purpose of the megalithic structures left by our ancestors, a global civilisation lost to one of nature’s greatest cataclysms. Decoding the messages upon those structures suddenly explains both a lost past and a sobering warning of things to come. 
From the author's preface: "We all want to know what happens in the end. Why were the pyramids built? What do they represent? Why is the World covered in dolmens, stone circles, and other complex megalithic structures and hundreds of similar friezes of ancient geometrical cave art? 
If you have been trying to build a time machine to find out, you can stop. This book saves you the trouble. - I only hope you are brave enough to face the harsh reality and consequences of your desire to know the truth." 
The author is an astrophysicist, who has lived and worked internationally. And So the Snake Spoke, is a highly original fictional story, which weaves a colourful tapestry, linking some of the World’s greatest unexplained mysteries to lead to a most obvious conclusion. Extremely controversial in its suggestion, the reader is left with a shocking insight into an alternative Earth history, a revelation from which it may be difficult to escape. 
The volume includes two books. ‘Book One’ which was first published under the title ‘The Wolf Cataclysm’ in August 2019 and the newly written 'Book Two'. Both books together include more than hundred illustrations by the author.

...And So the Snake Spoke

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Science Fiction

Node A Publishing

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