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The strange saga of Lee Harvey Oswald’s Marine Corps pal, Kerry Thornley, and his connections to the JFK assassination conspiracy.

An inside view of the provocative man who created the Church of Satan and wrote The Satanic Bible.

Pulp Macabre showcases illustrations from pulp artist Lee Brown Coye's final and darkest era.

The strange saga of the famous kitsch artists, the Keanes, soon to be seen in the forthcoming movie Big Eyes.

Who’s the true author of Frankenstein? The evidence and the debate can be found here.

Exposes the hidden history and agenda that has set humanity on a collision course for the Apocalypse.

Future Primitive is Zerzan's iconic and long out-of-print work. The new version has many new articles.

This underground sensation, with heretofore unpublished material by the author, will be released as a movie in 2013.

This inspired, hilarious Bierce and Twain-like send-up of humanity has a buzz from the likes of Metallica & Penn Jillette.

The birth of the 1970s' punk movement as seen through the eyes of Chicana feminist and punk musician Alice Bag.

With FBI files as evidence, Larceny Games unveils the names of players, coaches, owners, and referees who fixed games.

The much-anticipated sequel to Joseph P. Farrell's Babylon's Banksters. The banksters have moved from Mesopotamia to Venice...

Astrology, ancient temples, modern banking: here are the alchemical physics behind it all.

Investigative report on cults and mind control.

The "New York Times" bestseller about the strange history of NASA and its cover-ups regarding extraterrestrial architecture found on the Moon and Mars includes a new chapter about the discoveries made by ex-Nazi scientist and NASA stalwart Wernher von Braun.

Farrell demonstrates the connections of modern physics and ancient alchemy by investigating monatomic gold, the work of Russian astrophysicist Nikolai Kozyrev, and the fuel for the mysterious Nazi "Bell" device, Serum 525.

The classic illustrated exploration of pre-Nazi sex culture in Germany.

An extraordinary argument against war--more relevant now than ever, this is the anti-war classic by America's most decorated general. 40 photos.

"Big Dead Place" examines daily life in Antarctica, with a look at early explorers, the local history of the region's two largest U.S. bases, and the internal culture of the U.S. Antarctic Program. Working for that program, self-proclaimed "smirking lackey" Nicholas Johnson quickly finds a world far from his preconceived vision of a pristine frontier and a noble scientific mission. Photos, some in color. Illustrations & maps.