By Dan Shaw & Nick Nelson
Eight authentic vortexes around the U.S. are open as tourist attractions. Visitors appear to shrink and grow, and this phenomenon can be measured in photographs. It is not any sort of 'optical illusion' as we understand the term, and it can not be debunked. Research, locate, measure, and map vortexes. By the Vortex Research Group.
152-page e-book $7.99
For those folks who like their books in flesh-and-blood paper and ink, the Vortex Field Guide is available in print (from Lulu) — $22
Nick's story begins at the Oregon Vortex. Looking for a TWO-TON NUGGET of gold he finds the superstructure of time/space. Prospector to scientist. You are Nick's assistant hunting for vortexes in the world's unexplained phenomena. As your search intensifies in this whirling territory you notice a rational chill. Nick's discoveries are making sense. The world is changing its view of you. You see and feel vortexes embedded everywhere. Nothing remains unexplained, nothing is anomalous, everything is a vortex, especially this consciousness. Scientist to storyteller. You are Nick's singular audience as you watch the angles and numbers line up. You feel the power, vertigo and dread. You can travel anywhere and any-when you will, but you can't go forward and you can't go back.
They were born and raised in a seedy New Orleans brothel before spending the next several decades becoming the wealthiest people in the world. This is the unconventional story of the Myden twins—Derrick, who has an innate business savvy and a golden touch, and Helen, a genius among mathematicians.
It took businessman Derrick Myden 60 years to find and mine enough gold to help him become the richest MAN on Earth. However, Derrick's tiny twin sister, Helen Troy used the same amount of time as a banker to become the richest PERSON in the World. A family competition, fairly waged.
Derrick figured he'd catch up; after all, every planet in the Galaxy is bound to have gold. He didn't consider that those planets might have owners. Number two in a three-book fun romp through political mayhem.