Magicians of the Gods

Listen, weather you agree with the man's view or not is not up for debate. What Graham does here, and perhaps better than with Fingerprints of the Gods, is eloquently place other people's research before the reader to support a theory that respected academia believe is unfounded and, to some extent, ridiculous. He presents it in a manner that will keep a layman entertained but respectively and diligently states all his references and almost always tries to keep the reader straight on when he is referencing 'facts', quoting a respected authority or stating a conclusion of his own making. He skillfully addresses his theory of a forgotten civilization(s) by placing others research before you rather than starting out with opinions and baseless conclusions. What Graham Hancock wants is to make people think. An intelligent debate so to speak. Don't call the man a hack or worse, simply (like gentleman.... Or gentle lady) debate the evidence he presents. Even if the respected theory is the more credible than Hancocks, I think it will, for the average Joe and Jane (like me) be because we've really and truly given thought to evidence produced (be it in Hancocks favour or not). I gave this 5 stars because I genuinely liked Hancocks writing style and how he patiently and diligently referenced all his sources. So argue with his thinking or support it; but do make a point of learning (with your own research) which camp you're in.

Great book, as all his accounts of history are. very well researched and arguments are very believable. Would recommend 100%. Won't go into more as it would spoil the book

I fully believe that our planet has had many extraterrestrial visitors in our past and this book contains solid evidence of this. I love it.

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Hancock is always provocative about the hidden history of our race - this is no exception.

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Another fantastic read from a master writer! And now even better with updates.

Enjoyed it. Covers a lot of stuff.