All her life up to the age of 27, Linda Ambrus Broenniman believed her family was Catholic. Then her relative accidently slipped on his family's secret. The Ambrus's were actually Jewish. Decades later, the author's parents' house burned and little was salvaged. What did make it out of the fire, however, was an old box… Continue reading The Politzer Saga by Linda Ambrus Broenniman
Our beloved Earth looked like a completely different planet hundreds of millions of years ago. Species of plants and animals would likely look alien to us today. Nevertheless, historians, anthropologists, and other science types have discovered and analyzed evidence that could show us the amazing evolution that life has taken. But what about pieces that have no obvious explanation? While industry professionals might see such discoveries as an exciting challenge, it opens a larger gateway into conspiracy culture. Lemuria: A True Story of a Fake Place by Justin McHenry is a nonfiction piece in which McHenry examines how one question, “How did Lemurs end up on Madagascar?”, went from historical speculation to science fiction to a cabal movement. Read more
