[ForGod'sSake]

Thanks for that Fred! I’m now on my third reading of EIU. I have come to find that “V” was into serious economy of words for his writing style. For a boomer like myself, comprehension skills have suffered a great deal and “V” can’t be read like your typical novel. At times EVERY sentence in a paragraph; not just the first, is important to the overall message he is imparting. In any case, third time’s the charm I hope.

[Fred Nerks]

I'm so glad to hear you noticed...and the same applies to Worlds in Collision. I learn something more each time I read it. Ages in Chaos is also full of surprises. The three volumes have seen better days, paperbacks that are falling apart - but nothing would persuade me to part with them, Velikovsky lives in every word:

The profusion of bones in Agate Springs Quarry may be judged by a single block now in the American Museum of Natural History in New York, this block contains about a hundred bones to the square foot. There is no way of explaining an aggregation of fossils as a natural death retreat of animals of various genera. E.I.U. PAGE 67