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Wednesday, May 18, 2022

The Congo Conspiracy: First Contact by Donavan Speight

 

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Dear Readers:

Hold onto the edge of your seat with today's BOOK OF THE DAY, The Congo Conspiracy: First Contact by Donavan Speight. This action-packed novel reads like an action-packed script destined to become a blockbuster. Everything screams government coverup as they fight aliens, who are here on Earth. The fight takes us to the Congo where you will be amazed by the hidden world the American government locates. This is perfect for your summer reading. Order your copy today!

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The Congo Conspiracy: First Contact 

Sunday, January 23, 2022

The Timekillers by Matthew Reed

 

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"Read the erotic journey back through the music and culture of the late 80s/early 90s that required Pentagon's approval for publication. You don't want to miss this one, especially if you like conspiracies and novels that involve UFOs and aliens. Wow!!!" Dr. Mel



The Timekillers

Thursday, January 13, 2022

Paranormal Encounters: Message Received

 




Dr. Kelly Renee Schutz

Paranormal Encounters: Message Received


Tell your readers a little about yourself, where you grew up, where you live now, where you went to school etc. Let them get to know the personal you.

Dr. Kelly Renee Schutz is a retired college professor in Communications and Management. An entrepreneur whose hands are into many projects, she is known as a "jack-a-leen" of all trades and interests. She is most noted for being an accomplished educator, speaker, and the published author of ten self-published non-fiction paranormal books and six cookbooks. She is the host-producer of two popular podcast shows, crafter-artist, voice actor, cottage baker, genealogist, and world traveler. She is a former legal investigator, professional photographer, auction enthusiast, and project-event manager. She holds five advanced degrees in education, management, communications, teaching, and paralegal in litigation law. Dr. Kelly also freelances on Fiverr, offering gigs in paranormal, issues/relationships, and voiceover work. She hosts two top-ranked paranormal shows, Paranormal Encounters Podcast Series, and is also heard on the Para-X Radio Network on Thursday evenings. She is the leader of five art groups on Fine Art America, is an artisan in a tourist shop in northern Minnesota, was the owner of a craft show event venue, and former member-artist at South Shore Arts, Chicago, where she sold her artisan items in their silent auctions. Her lifelong interests have included the study of people involving behavior and differences among people and a secondary interest in exploring paranormal-extraterrestrial phenomena. She has encountered over 100+ experiences with the paranormal and, most recently, 3-4 extraterrestrial visitations. Dr. Kelly is also under serious consideration by the ABC Network, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, in being cast in a major or supporting role in a new game show. She currently lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota.

Paranormal Encounters: Message Received Paperback – April 4, 2021


What inspired you to author this book?

At an early age, I began experiencing unexplained situations that caused me a lot of anxiety. I passed these moments off as growing pains. In 2007, I photographed my first apparition (ghost) images in a screened window (not a glass plate window). Their images were clear. This is what sparked my interest in investigating the paranormal. 100+ experiences later and 3-4 extraterrestrial visitations, I had so many experiences that I needed to get them down on paper. My stories to date have turned into ten illustrated books.



Where did you get the inspiration for your book’s cover?

Book 10 artwork cover was inspired when I was choked in bed by an unseen force (three times). This book is a typical flavor of the many stories you hear when someone isn't careful enough in their investigating or ridding unwanted spirits.

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Who has been the most significant influence on you personally and as a writer?

I do not have one significant influence. I admire people who have the gift of artistry but struggled to perfect their craft. To me, this reflects the strength of character while overcoming the usual obstacles (wanting to be seen or heard). I recently spoke to Terry Fator, famed ventriloquist, who inspired me to stand up in front of a paying group of people (this UFO conference requires paid tickets to see me) and to just do my best. I am inspired by many who take their interest seriously.

What were your struggles or obstacles you had to overcome to get this book written?

My books are self-published, non-fiction. I did not have too many obstacles to overcome. I simply sat down and began writing. Some of my most frightening experiences, though, were difficult to process again because they were difficult to live through the first time. Reliving terrifying memories is always the most challenging.

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Tell your readers about your book.

Paranormal Encounters: Message Received is a non-fiction book containing several true accounts about the experiences I had with the paranormal and extraterrestrial. My book, like all the others, begins by sharing the story, notes definitions to help understand or do an analysis of the situation, debunks and questions the experience, and then, wraps up with final thoughts. By the end, my goal is to educate the reader about the phenomena or possible alternatives of what may have occurred in that situation.

Who is your target audience, and why?

Target audience for this book is anyone who is a believer in the paranormal and wants to learn more about types of experiences to make sense out of their own.

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What do you consider your greatest success in life?

Marrying my husband. Outside of that, achieving many advanced degrees, being able to immerse myself into my passions, travel, and being who I was meant to be, me.

What one unique thing sets you apart from other writers in your genre?

I cannot answer this question for this reason -- in this field, we learn from each other and appreciate what we learn from each other. I am a contributor and experiencer in this phenomena.


Tuesday, May 28, 2019

BOOK LAUNCH


May 28, 2019


BOOK LAUNCH


This week is exciting as I launch my new novel A.D.A.M. THE BEGINNING OF LIFE. Only another author knows how antsy we get the week of launch. We become this way because we have put our heart and soul into our book and we want people to like it. For them to be able to that, someone has to read it, which means that the novel has to be purchased. It's not easy writing a book much less launching one to the best-seller list. We can't do it alone and that is why we form book launch teams to help us. Will you help me launch A.D.A.M. THE BEGINNING OF LIFE by forwarding this blog and the link to purchase the book to your friends and family after you purchase the book? 


ABOUT A.D.A.M. THE BEGINNING OF LIFE


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Here are several of the book's trailers for your enjoyment.

FLIPBOOK A.D.A.M. TRAILER



CINEMATIC BOOK TRAILER

FLASHPOINT A.D.A.M. TRAILER


A BLAST FROM THE PAST


Several years back Jack Curenton and I co-produced a sizzle reel film for A.D.A.M.  Gary Sievers was the Director of Photography. Take a look at some of the photographs taken that day that features D.H. Lewis, Jamie Alyson, and Stephen Beal in the roles of Dr. Sandra Bradford, Jessica Parker, and Dr. Peterson respectively. That day was a lot of fun.











THE REAL SCIENCE BEHIND A.D.A.M. THE BEGINNING



Sometimes the truth is stranger than fiction. In this case, it is. The inspiration for this fictional novel, A.D.A.M. came from a scientific discovery by Dr. Felisa Wolfe-Simon, a NASA Astrobiology Research Fellow in residence at the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park, California and the research team’s lead scientist who, in 2010, discovered a new life form that thrives off arsenic in the bottom of Mono Lake, California. Her discovery led to an international debate on what defines life.

The majestic and colossal monolith limestone crystals, calcium-carbonate spires and knobs formed by the interaction of freshwater springs and alkaline lake, mark the area called the Mono Lake Tufa State Reserve.




Mono Lake, CA – Picture by Ian Parker of Evanescent Light Photography.

Taking up sixty-five square miles, the area looks like an alien world, is over one million years old and is one of the oldest reserves in North America embracing over one thousand plant species, including algae; four hundred recorded vertebrate species, including brine shrimp, alkaline flies, and fourteen different ecological zones within its watershed. It is an astonishing ecosystem where birds in the area can thrive without having to fight fish for food.


In 1872, Mark Twain wrote about his impression of Mono Lake and said, “It lies in a lifeless, treeless, hideous desert,” not being impressed when he traveled to the area. “This solemn, silent, sailless sea—this lonely tenant of the loneliest spot on earth—is little graced with the picturesque.” Like an alien world, the murky waters of the lake crawls with trillions of microbes and life forms. The “venomous waters are nearly pure lye” and twice as salty as seawater complained Twain. “There are no fish in Mono Lake--no frogs, no snakes, no polliwogs--nothing to make life desirable.” In the middle of the lake is an island covered with ash and spitting hot springs, and it is here where A.D.A.M. begins. The findings challenge the definition of life for the scientific community.


There are six basic building blocks of all known forms of life on earth - carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus, and sulfur. When Dr. Wolfe-Simon conducted tests on the microbes from Mono Lake water samples, she discovered the first known microorganism on earth to reproduce and survive using arsenic. Unlike our carbon-based life forms, humans, this microorganism substitutes arsenic for phosphorus. Oddly enough, arsenic lies just below phosphorus on the periodic table. Ed Weiler, NASA’s associate administrator for the Science Mission Directorate, said, “The definition of life has just expanded. As we pursue our efforts to seek signs of life in the solar system, we need to think more broadly, more diversely, and consider life as we do not know it.”

Let’s ask the question if an extraterrestrial alien came to earth, would it be able to breathe our air and survive? What would be the odds? According to David Catling, a planetary scientist at the University of Washington in Seattle, the answer is that it’s likely they could. How? Catling contends that their species would have evolved to use molecular oxygen for respiratory metabolism. In an interview, Catling said, “There’s wide agreement that life originated without oxygen. But to get complex life – mobile, multi-cellular organisms with specialized differentiated anatomy, you need oxygen.” Therefore, scientifically oxygen is needed for metabolism to occur. Oxygen is the best element on the periodic table to produce abundant amounts of energy, that in turn allows humans, our species, to evolve. In a sense, Darwin’s evolution comes into play. It is this same belief that once oxygen came into the picture, it allowed them to evolve as well – meaning they too would be able to breathe oxygen.

When you research the viability that oxygen and energy creates an environment conducive for evolution, the concept brings us to the arsenic driven microbe discovered on the bottom of Lake Mono in 2010 by Dr. Felisa Simon-Wolfe. If Catling is correct, once a non-oxygenic (or anaerobic) microbe encounters oxygen it can or will evolve to become something significant or more complex.
Victor Thannickal, a Professor of Medicine at the University of Alabama at Birmingham said, “From accumulating geological evidence and biological plausibility, it’s becoming increasingly clear that oxygen sparked speciation and the evolution of more complex earth forms,” that new life dawns. Catling speculates that some six hundred million years ago when Ediacaran organisms first encountered atmospheric levels of oxygen, they evolved most likely by relying upon diffusion of nutrients through their skin because they had no mouth or nose. As they developed, so did our planet’s oxygen levels, and it was only then that oxygen breathing species evolved, including our own. In hindsight, it appears that the writers of the early black and white film era got it right. Aliens and creatures could breathe oxygen on earth.

Dr. Felisa Wolfe-Simon said, “If something here on Earth can do something so unexpected, what else can life do that we have not seen yet?” In A.D.A.M., the scientific discovery by Dr. Felisa Wolfe-Simon propelled into the science fiction arena when the microbe develops from its original microbe state with the ability to morph, transform, and breath oxygen. In essence, a new life form challenging the long-held scientific belief of what constitutes life.

A.D.A.M. is an acronym for Arsenic Driven Astrobiological Microbe. As the life form develops, my fictional protagonist, Dr. Sandra Bradford, builds and establishes a bonding relationship with him. Over seven days, she and Adam, the name she gives to the life form, explore a range of human emotions including love, pain, hate, fear of death, and confront the question of whether there is a God.

A deadly cover-up conspiracy is born when Dr. Bradford becomes caught between one of the most important scientific discoveries and the government’s fear of it. The novel explores the reality of finding an alien life form, and explores what if the microbe developed when introduced to oxygen, what would it become, and what would be the impact on humanity? Are we alone in this universe?