Lost Cities of Ancient Lemuria and the Pacific (The Lost City Series)

I saw some of the negative comments about font size and the writing material but I have to disagree. I don't see what those issues are. Woth that said, this book is amazing and will open your mind. You don't have to necessarily believe but this gives you a great perspective on the truth or speculation. Having a chance for David to sign the book at Alien Con 2018 was a plus too. It gets 5 stars but my only complaint would be make it hard cover too.

Oh, yes. It's a Childress book. I buy them all by him. He's an exceptional writer. And I often talk about Lemuria. He led me to read more on this subject.

What I most enjoy about Childress' books is his cheerful narrative that makes the reader feel as though s/he is along for the ride. Though full of details, Childress' story-telling never gets bogged down. A very fast-paced, enjoyable travelog.

Boring guy. Been to lots of cool places and references a lot of really cool stuff though.

Typing is very small and a little too much personal stuff for a regular investigative tourism trip. Otherwise some good information.

DHC wrote this great book in the 80s but it is more relevant than ever. Fascinating and entertaining, in my study of Archaeology, Anthropology, and ancient civilizations, it has been quite helpful. Planning to read the entire body of his work.

Love this whole series

Very interesting

I have purchased and read several books by David Childress, but this is one of his earlier books, when he was young and carefree, hitchhiking his way across Australia and the South Pacific islands. The way David writes makes the reader feel like he's right there beside him, seeing and experiencing everything with him, without the dangers. Wherever possible, David inserts bits of historical or geographical detail, together with some native folklore to make the adventure even more interesting. I really enjoyed this adventure.

I was a complete ignorant of ancient civilizations on this part of the world, now with this book I do understand a little bit more, fascinating. He does talk a little bit too much about Churchward research and that is a bit gullible, as he was probably fabricating a lot of the stuff he pointed out as proof. But still a fascinating read.

good

Some interesting points, but cluttered with conjecture and the print and imagery feels a little amateurish. But ok to dip into.