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  • Working title - Faith will find away Chapter 2b, We meet Thalia in Kallisti (fiction novel)

    November 19, 2009

    • Metropolis, the capital city of Kallísti, is considered the most flourishing seaport of the True Ocean.  Not only trade and business, also the exchange of knowledge, religion and adventure draw travelers to the uniquely designed harbor.  There exist as many reasons to visit this world center as there are visitors. The curious are drawn to Kallísti by their dream of what the fruits of love ...
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  • Official Annuna Website Launches!

    July 9, 2009

    • Hey Everyone, just a quick note to let you know that the official Rise of the Ancients Annuna website has launched. Here you'll find all sorts of cool stuff like reviews, interviews, series info, info about me - lots of cool stuff.Check it out at http://riseoftheancientsannuna.com
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  • Maverick Author, Maverick Science

    June 10, 2009

    • How old is Egypt’s Great Sphinx? Controversial author Dr. Robert Schoch, Yale-trained geologist and professor of natural sciences at Boston University, is famous for re-dating its construction to 7000-5000 B.C. His well-researched conclusion, resting on the known physics of limestone weathering, enraged establishment Egyptologists who adamantly proclaim Pharaoh Khafre’s subjects carved the ...
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  • Anunna News! Book Cover, Trailer, and Release Date Revealed!

    May 17, 2009

    • Friends,We are getting closer to the release of Rise of the Ancients - Annuna by DLT Atlantis Publishing. With that, I want to officially announce the release date for the novel as July 31st, 2009! Mark your calendars!I also wanted to unveil the cover for the novel, created by best selling author and graphic artist Jeremy Robinson (be sure to check out Jeremy's new action thriller - PULSE) - ...
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  • "From The Depths Of The Earth"

    March 25, 2009

    • When a destructive force leaves it’s mark for history to uncover, the events and hypothetical resolves can be misleading. In this short sci-fi, the archeological facts to be uncovered in the future would reveal a story of a different nature. We will witness the true events as they happened to two women during a time of human decision."I’m getting used to this shaking. I hate it though ...
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