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…

Writers are trading their typewriters in for artificial intelligence — Unless you’ve been living under a rock on social media, you’ve seen the recent explosion in AI generated visual art. Recent news coverage in the Verge and elsewhere has helped propel a new publishing trend into the spotlight: AI writing. It seems that a handful of authors are making use…

In a secret laboratory, some people believe scientists are inserting artificial intelligence into human brains. The goal is to create humans with enhanced cognitive abilities, but the risks are unknown. The laboratory is funded by a wealthy individual who wishes to remain anonymous. It is located in an undisclosed location. …

If reality is a simulation, one has to wonder: who is in control of it, and how are they making it? In this incredible ground-breaking volume, Beyond the Simulation, Lost Books take on the biggest challenge of our time, exploding the myths and disinformation put out by certain YouTubers, and…

Is it true the elites have their own secret internet? — According to a popular conspiracy theory, some people believe there is a secret internet only for the elites. On the secret internet, things are very different than they are on the regular crappy internet that is accessible to ordinary people like you and me. Unlike what they teach in schools…

Some people online believe that the World’s Fairs were not everything they seemed to be. According to this popular theory, people claim these majestic architectural structures were not built with “chicken wire & plaster” (as history textbooks teach) but using something called “Antiquitech” or Old Word technologies, possibly from the…