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Lost Star Author of the Month

Walter Cruttenden, author of Lost Star of Myth and Time (Amazon US and UK), is the newly installed ‘Author of the Month’ over at Graham Hancock’s website, and to kick things off GHHQ have posted a forum article by Walter titled “History and Celestial Time“. He will also be available for discussion of the ‘binary star hypothesis’ and related topics on the Author of the Month message board.

As I’ve mentioned previously, Walter and the rest of the team at the Binary Research Institute are also organising a brilliant conference for early next month, CPAK 2007, which will be featuring the original ‘alternative Egypt’ lineup of Hancock, Bauval, West and Schoch. I’m thinking of traveling over especially for this conference (as well as the IRVA conference in Las Vegas a fortnight later), if I can figure out how to afford the plane flight. Perhaps we can organise a TDG meetup if enough people attend.

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      1. Cordial Gift From Cruttenden
        Hey Greg,

        With all of the kind promotion you have been doing for Walter on his book and conference, it would be nice if Walter gifted you with airfare, accommodations and expenses for the international advertising he is getting from the Grail —
        Just think, how much does a full page ad cost in a newspaper for one day? A big newspaper…thousands of dollars….He can write you off on his books for advertising, no money out of his pocket. It would be only gracious and fair of him to accommodate you along with ….lets say 5 or so assistants…hey hey……

        Dr. Colette M. Dowell ND
        Circular Times
        http://www.robertschoch.net

  1. IRVA but not CPAK
    Well we are about committed to the IRVA Conference, but have a time conflict for CPAK. Unfortunately that happened last year, too.

    Greg, if you do make it up this way, we will try to connect up. Hopefully with better success than Brisbane! 😉

    X_O

  2. This really is a great
    This really is a great conference to attend.
    I think it would be fun to meet other fans of TDG.
    But how would we be able to tell…
    Maybe I should get a t-shirt.

  3. real names
    perhaps Greg, who is the knower of all nicknames and real names, could make nametags.

    More practically, these conferences usually have a place where to post messages. A message board. TDG people could leave their contact info there, if they want to be found.

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