Ancient Burial Sites Served As "Telescopes"
Friday, August 12, 2016
Thursday, August 4, 2016
Is Earth Threatened?
Alterran terrorists overthrew the old order by controlling brainwaves -- is Earth now threatened?
Could hackers get in your brain? Please read this amazing article:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3722558/Hackers-inside-BRAIN-Experts-warn-growing-threat-monitoring-controlling-neural-signals.html
Could hackers get in your brain? Please read this amazing article:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3722558/Hackers-inside-BRAIN-Experts-warn-growing-threat-monitoring-controlling-neural-signals.html
Wednesday, July 20, 2016
Author Interview: D.W. Vogel
What genre are your
books?
I write science fiction, fantasy, mysteries and
thrillers.
What draws you to this
genre?
The freedom of creating a new world with its
own rules is what draws me to fantasy. I
love the technicality of sci-fi.
Mysteries and thrillers are fun to write because I have to write them
backwards…start with the murder, and work back through the clues to know where
to start.
When did you decide to
become a writer?
Like most authors I’ve always loved to
read. But I got serious about my writing
when I was diagnosed with breast cancer four years ago. Nothing like a potentially fatal disease to
make you re-evaluate the timeline on your life goals.
Why do you write?
I’m a veterinarian by day. Writing is a chance to stop being Dr. Wendy
for a few hours and let the creative part of my brain go wild. It’s therapeutic, and the thrill I get from knowing
someone is reading my books makes everything worth it.
What is the hardest
thing about writing?
The hardest thing is finding the time to do
it. I am a full-time veterinarian,
marathon runner and endurance cyclist.
Something has to give, and it’s usually yardwork.
What is the easiest
thing about writing?
Nothing about writing comes particularly easily,
but my favorite moments are when I get caught in the flow, and the words just
appear on the page. I read them back
later and wonder where on earth they came from.
So, what have you
written?
I’m the author of two published novels: Horizon Alpha: Predators of Eden is a kid-friendly sci-fi dinosaur adventure about human colonists on a hostile planet. Flamewalker is a feminist epic fantasy that explores the nature of power and how good people can turn very, very bad. I have short stories in several anthologies, and have one published poem, “Bees,” which is a cancer metaphor.
I’m the author of two published novels: Horizon Alpha: Predators of Eden is a kid-friendly sci-fi dinosaur adventure about human colonists on a hostile planet. Flamewalker is a feminist epic fantasy that explores the nature of power and how good people can turn very, very bad. I have short stories in several anthologies, and have one published poem, “Bees,” which is a cancer metaphor.
What are you working on
at the minute?
Right now I’m working on the sequel to Horizon
Alpha, and I’m finishing up a big rewrite on a thriller for my agent.
Do you write on a
typewriter, computer, dictate or longhand?
I’m a Scrivener girl all the way.
Places where we can buy
your book:
You can buy my books at Amazon.com and it’s
available through all major bookstores.
If they don’t have it on the shelf, just ask.
Places where we can keep
up with you:
Find me at www.wendyvogelbooks.com. Follow
me @drwendyv. Like me at
Facebook/DWVogel
Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Blog tour: Author Karen Ingalls
BOOK
COVERS
The title AND the book cover are
what attract me first.
It is true
that we should not judge a book by its cover, but how many of us do just that?
Just as with the title, the cover should
bring out an emotion of curiosity and interest.
In the nineteenth century and
earlier, a book cover was usually plain. No scenery, photos, or colorful
backgrounds.
I am glad that there is recognition
for those artists who design book covers. It is a remarkable talent that can
help to make or break a book. I have been blessed to have two talented people
design my book covers. Each one fits the title and content so perfectly. I
often get tears in my eyes when I look at them.
My publisher
suggested names for me to consider. They showed examples of some of their
previous works. One might also look at the name of a designer with the credits
of the book. One may also Google book designer sites, or ask authors for
referrals. Perhaps you have your own idea and will design the cover yourself.
It
does cost more money to have a qualified and gifted artist, but I
believe the investment is well
worth every penny. It is a representation of your skill and talent as a writer.
You do not have to be like me and get tears, but you do need to be proud of it.
***
Author Info:
Author Info:
Karen Ingalls is a retired registered nurse with a
master’s degree in human development, which was a double major in psychology
and human services. She is the author of the award winning book, Outshine: An
Ovarian Cancer Memoir from which all proceeds are donated to gynecologic cancer
research. Her second novel is Davida: Model & Mistress of Augustus
Saint-Gaudens. Her first novel, Novy’s Son challenges the reader to examine the
issues of alcoholism, sexual addiction, and family dynamics. She has also
written poetry, short stories, and has had articles published for professional
journals. Karen also does presentations to promote her books and on subjects of
health/wellness.
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Connect with Karen:
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Connect with Karen:
"The tour sponsored by 4WillsPublishing.wordpress. com."
Wednesday, April 20, 2016
The Sun
The sun -- our friend or enemy?
On Alterra, a blast from its sun similar to this destroyed its atmosphere and left it a desert
The straggling survivors lived on Colony Earth, facing a mortal choice.
Sunday, April 3, 2016
Mass extinctions to "Planet X"
Follow this link for an update on "Planet X"
http://m.phys.org/news/2016-03-links-mass-extinctions-planet.html
http://m.phys.org/news/2016-03-links-mass-extinctions-planet.html
Sunday, March 20, 2016
Earth 1 in 700 Quintillion
Earth Is A 1-In-700-Quintillion Kind of Place, Study Finds https://t.co/scmbHGf8Rd https://t.co/pwAfZr7ubZ
(https://twitter.com/ NewUniverseD/status/ 708668958858149890?s=03)
(https://twitter.com/
Wednesday, March 16, 2016
Story of the surviving Atlanteans
The story of the surviving Atlanteans is told in THE ALTERRAN LEGACY SERIES.
What Became of Atlantis: The Flood from Heaven
http://www.ancient-origins. net/opinion-guest-authors/ what-became-atlantis-flood- heaven-005536
http://www.ancient-origins.
Thursday, February 25, 2016
A few weeks back I posted about Planet X, well here is an update to that article. The search for the mysterious planet has been narrowed down. Read the article to get the latest.
http://www.zmescience.com/space/planet-nine-search/
http://www.zmescience.com/space/planet-nine-search/
Wednesday, February 3, 2016
Graham Hancock's Magicians of the God's
Over the weekend, I read Graham Hancock’s new book, Magicians of the Gods. Mr. Hancock does an incredible degree of on-the-ground research for his books. I was particularly interested in this one, because it shares some essential historical facts with my The Alterran Legacy Series.
A key focus of Book 1, Colony Earth, is the bombardment of Earth by comet fragments that occurred about 13,000 B.C. The Earth had been warming for several centuries and was beginning to bloom again. Glaciers still dominated certain terrain, particularly the Laurentide Ice Sheet that covered Canada, dipping into the United States around the Great Lakes. Relying in part on upon essentially the same geologic research that I used for Colony Earth, Mr. Hancock describes a theory that comet fragments struck the Laurentide with nuclear force, incinerating portions of it. The ensuing fresh water melt caused catastrophic flooding throughout the Earth, as well as a rain of comet fragments that continued for some time. Mr. Hancock, accompanied by an expert, investigated the Channeled Scablands in the State of Washington and describes features that could only have been formed by an extreme force of water. He also describes findings of glass-like objects in Michigan that are formed by immense heat. Fascinating stuff. It’s no wonder that North America wasn’t overpopulated when The Europeans arrived. The lingering, dust clouds and acid rain caused a sudden return to a mini-ice age known as the Younger Dryas, which also serves as an important backdrop to The Alterran Legacy Series.
In Colony Earth, visitors from the planet Alterra, are initially stranded here because of a geologic catastrophe at home – a bombardment from their dying sun has caused the atmosphere to dissipate. After their base and essential equipment, including one that prolongs life, is severely damaged by Earth’s comet, they face the grim prospect of an early death. Preserving their civilization through procreation becomes the only way for their ancient civilization to survive. And so a group breaks away and joins with a village of destitute Earth women.
Mr. Hancock also visited key archeological sites in Mesopotamia, which suffered in the floods. These included Baalbek and Gobekli Tepe, which was found relatively recently. When the weather at the Alterrans’ originally colony becomes too cold for survival, they construct Baalbek. To be fair, Mr. Hancock does not advocate the “ancient astronaut” theory. He is of the view that the 13,000 B.C. events were so catastrophic that they wiped out a civilization that had become highly advanced, even though hunter gatherers existed elsewhere in their world. Somehow these ancients (hence, “Magicians of the Gods”) managed to survive, perhaps in the underground cities being uncovered in Turkey, such as Derinkuyu. (Please check my twitter feed for pictures of the Derinkuyu complex.
I will discuss Goblekli Tepe in another post. For now, I highly recommend Magicians of the Gods.
http://www.amazon.com/Magicians-Gods-Forgotten-Wisdom-Civilization-ebook/dp/B00Z637BD0/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1454458950&sr=1-1&keywords=magicians+of+the+gods
Thursday, January 21, 2016
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