Falling a bit behind in posting due to life happening. This is going to be a bit of house keeping. I have added a gallery page if you are interested in the various editions of the book that I have added to my shelf along with other research material.

I am working on a page of links to interesting media related to Erdnase. Theory 11 recently hosted a podcast with Jason England who touches on his theories of Erdnase, I’ll post the link to on the new page.

And finally I am working on a bibliography page to keep proper track of sources and quotes as I go along and that will appear as soon as I remember the proper formatting for such a thing.

I am reading about Milton Franklin Andrews early days in The Man Who Was Erdnase right now and while it is interesting I have a bit of a problem with how often they quote passages from EATCT right from the start. Going in blind to this book one would think that there was no question Milton was Erdnase. Peppering the early part of the book with quotes from EATCT as examples of Milton’s opinions and way of thinking is rather misleading when there is little, so far, as hard evidence that he was the right man.

He is still an interesting character but so far there is not a lot to prove the claim. One of the most telling sections, in my opinion will be the two notes that were sent to the newspapers in which Milton Franklin offers alibis and surrender as this will give a sample of his writing ability.