It has long been rumored in conspiracy circles that Admiral Byrd — noted explorer who visited the remotest reaches of Antarctica on behalf of the furtherance of Science, and also Grapenuts breakfast cereal— actually found much more than he bargained for in the wild climes of the Frozen Continent. Thanks…

A curated visual archive of print advertisements from 1894–1977 — Lost Books has spent the past several weeks scouring through old collections of pulp fiction magazines. There are several sizeable archives of these classic era publications, but the one we’ve been exploring is the Luminist archive. We didn’t find any comprehensive visual archive focused on ads from these vintage magazines…

The Strange Story of a German U-Boat Attack Survivor in WWI — Quite unexpectedly, I have been deluged with inquiries from around the globe about how the Lost Books of Quatria and the tales contained therein came into my possession. While I wish I could take full credit, I must admit that I was not the first to find the hidden way…

As writers make use of AI tools to generate text content, they may wish to communicate to readers which parts of a document were written by the human author, and which by AI tools. AIMark is an attempt at articulating this need, and offers a simple proposed method of extending…

Is there really a secret plan to use drones and holograms projected into the night sky all around the world to create the illusion of an alien invasion — or even simulate an Apocalyptic religious event? Some people believe so! This idea, known as Project Blue Beam, was first published…