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…

(CRYPTO) Lost Books Crypto Publisher is pleased to announce the beta release of our new instructional guide to publishing book NFTs for authors, entitled: NFT Books: Publishing & Promotion Guide. This book is a completely new comprehensive summary of what we have learned turning ebooks into value-added NFT products for…

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…

The Search for the Missing City of Dawleetoo & The Casket of Gold — Stories have been circulating in online communities about a peculiar figure named Alfred Isaac Middleton, allegedly an explorer from the late 1800’s who disappeared in the jungles of Sumatra while trying to find the remains of a lost city called Dawleetoo. In a report by the Smithsonian Magazine, it was…

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…

Stonehenge has long been considered a sort of “haunted” or perhaps magical location. These new images which have come to light — supposedly discovered in an old shoebox, allegedly dating from the 1880s — only seem to reinforce the mystery. What were these strange lights in the sky? Who were…

Review of Artificial Intelligence Content Generation Experience — I recently got access to OpenAI’s GPT-3 playground, which it seems that anyone can sign up to here, once you set up an account (I used a Google account fairly seamlessly to do so). …