By KEN KORCZAK Polish Intellectual Boleslaw Prus penned a masterpiece of historical fiction more than 100 years ago that reads like Fantasy Science Fiction After turning the last page of Pharaoh, I found myself grasping for the best adjective to describe what I had just read. Mesmerizing? Spellbinding? Enthralling? The word I settle upon is: … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK Do uncanny synchronistic patterns reveal a deeper meaning behind Minnesota’s “most notorious” UFO encounter? Author’s note: This article is one of a multi-part series wherein I report the results of my intensive reinvestigation of the most famous UFO case in Minnesota history — the day Deputy Val Johnson’s was “rammed” by a … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK The man who discovered the planet Uranus shattered one of astronomy’s most profound paradigms Let me be the first to admit that a biography of Sir William Herschel published more than 130 years ago and written by an obscure intellectual is not going to have a wide appeal among a general audience … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK It takes a genius to catch a genius. The British Crown tapped the smartest man in the world to catch a criminal mastermind Hey, remember that ridiculous movie a few years ago that rebranded President Abraham Lincoln as a vampire slayer? Or how about the Star Trek feature film wherein the plot … Read more
By KEN KORCZAK The autobiographical story of rural Ohio resident and amateur astronomer extraordinaire, Leslie Peltier, is a classic book for the ages Let’s just call this book what it is: A rare masterpiece. Starlight Nights was never destined to be a best-seller, but it enjoys permanent cult status among a significant audience of sensitive people … Read more
