Coming soon to a bookshelf or screen near you:
The Man Who Mastered Gravity:
The biography of a man whose story cannot be told.
Coming January, 2023
(original post from 080608 updated on 221121) Remember? “a brute force and awkward force.” – that’s what Townsend Brown called rocket propulsion. In Chapter 7: According to Kitselman, young Thomas Brown looked to the heavens, dreamed of traveling among the stars – and pondered the means of propulsion by which that might be accomplished. He …
(original post from 110203 revised and re-dated to 221121) Yes, well, aren’t we all… If you have come to this website in search of Defying Gravity: The Parallel Universe of T. Townsend Brown (aka “The Biography of the Man Whose Story Cannot Be Told”), the original manuscript version is still available at Amazon, but not …
Turns out that January 22, 2023 is the Chinese New Year – of The Rabbit. That seems like a appropriate date to get a book about ‘going down a rabbit hole’ ready for publication. There is also a new working title for the (now) 2023 edition: The Man Who Mastered Gravity A Twisting Tale of …
The mystery of Life isn’t a problem to be solved. It is a reality to experienced. ― Frank Herbert, Dune From 2003 to 2008, I researched and wrote a biography of a man named Thomas Townsend Brown. Or just Townsend Brown. Or ‘Dr. Brown’ to those who knew him. This was going to …
Or plutonium. Or oil or gas or coal or even solar, for that matter. All we need to do is ‘bottle a star.’ This is the last scene in the original “Back To The Future” movie, released in 1985. It is no coincidence that Doc Brown (🤔?) is running his DeLorean time machine …
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Just in case anybody is wondering…. my hard drive was restored on Monday, but it did take ALL day. I’m finally getting back to the task at hand now. It feels like I’ve lost a whole week. Wait a second… Thursday to Wednesday.. yup, pretty much a week. So where were we…. Oh yes, looking …
….has just held their first “meeting”
As outlined in an e-mail sent to registered members of this site earlier today, the online version of the first draft of Defying Gravity: The Parallel Universe of T. Townsend Brown is no longer available. Please visit "The Second Draft" section of the forums for details on where we go from here.
…are now online. Chapter 80: Avalon rounds up the final years of the life of T. Townsend Brown. It’s a lot of ground to cover, yes, but the patterns of his life are sufficiently established by now that repeating them would be…. uh… repititious. So best to move on. The final chapter is followed by …
