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Reading Pile:
Since reading The
Second Messiah (and the Sign and the Seal) in 2018,
I've felt the need to turn back to some books I have already read,
albeit some time ago,
before moving onto others. I've been trying to collate the titles
together in order of date published:
Date Published | Title | Author(s) | Date Read |
2002 | Invisible College | Robert Lomas | 2003 |
2003 | The Book of Hiram | Christopher Knight and Robert Lomas | - |
2004 | Turning the Hiram Key | Robert Lomas and Colin Wilson | - |
2005 | Cracking the Symbol Code | Tim Wallace- Murphy | 2013 |
2007 | The Secrets of Solomon's Temple | Kevin L. Gest | - |
2010 | The Hiram Key Revisited | Christopher Knight and Alan Butler | 2011 |
Currently Reading:
Read so far in 2020:
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The Self Illusion by Bruce Hood
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The Complete Works of Lewis Carroll So far I have read Alice in Wonderland. I'm finding Alice Through the Looking Glass a little hard going but intend to get back to it. |
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Einstein's Universe by Nigel Calder I originally read this book in 2013. My mum kindly bought this book for me. Coincidentally I have already read a book by Calder - The Key to the Universe back in 2007. This is the 1979 edition and it has since been re-published - Amazon's 2004 edition has the following brief description which is still relevant and sums it up well: "This brilliantly written book unlocks the astounding implications of Einstein's revolutionary theories on the nature of science, time and motion. It far surpasses any previous explanation of Relativity for laymen." |
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Hyperspace by Michio Kaku |
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Because some of my reviews on books have increasingly included vast notes and quotations, I would like to point out that I do recognise that these books are protected by the Copyright act. I put my views online to share with other internet browsers in the hope that little snippets of information may be useful and my views interesting. I have always included links to the online retailer Amazon and encourage anyone that finds any title particularly interesting (thanks to what I have to say) to either buy a copy or borrow one from their local library. |
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