Richard Sharpe Shaver : some stones are ancient books /

"Science fiction writer Richard Sharpe Shaver believed that rocks were books imprinted with valuable information about such mythical ancient races as the Lemurians and Atlanteans. His controversial stories about an advanced prehistoric civilization and a race of evil beings living at the center...

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Other Authors: Tucker, Brian (Visual Arts and Media Studies), Burgin, Christine (Editor), Lampert, Andrew (Editor)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: Ghent, New York : Christine Burgin Books, 2025.
Series:The further reading library
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Summary:"Science fiction writer Richard Sharpe Shaver believed that rocks were books imprinted with valuable information about such mythical ancient races as the Lemurians and Atlanteans. His controversial stories about an advanced prehistoric civilization and a race of evil beings living at the center of the earth appeared in Amazing Stories and other landmark sci-fi publications of the '40s and '50s. A decade later, he was living in relative isolation and devoting himself to rock book research, a course of study that he shared with a devoted group of correspondents. Shaver believed that ancient leaders had left behind images embedded into rocks, which he then tried to interpret. Some Stones Are Ancient Books contains a generous selection of Rokfogos accompanied by hand-typed texts in which Shaver explains--not always patiently--all that can be seen in these stones. Also included are facsimiles of his handmade books and publications, all of which he felt to be of incalculable importance to civilization."-- Vendor website.
Physical Description:77 pages : illustrations, fascimiles ; 19 cm.
Bibliography:Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:9780997645651
0997645652