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|  | | Centralia PA, Devils Fire
A fictional novel based on actual events surrounding the underground coal mine fire in Centralia, PA which began around Memorial Day, 1962 and which continues to burn to this day. The town has been abandoned for all but 7 homes. The novel contains a great deal of history, and is an accurate portrayal presented metaphorically, in "Wizard of Oz" style.
span style="font-size:12px;line-height:15px">First in a series of small town legend novels by author Andrew Shecktor, this novel combines history with fiction and is about the town of Centralia, PA, which was lost due to a coal mine fire which has been unable to be extinguished. It details the history and offers a fanciful story behind the history. Sample from the book: “More water! More water damn it! The fire is spreading!” From behind a fire pumper a soot covered black-faced fireman came running and shouting. “Around the other side! Quickly!.” Three more | |  | | Dark Water: Game Over
Dark Water, Game Over is the story of a writer who takes on a challenge far bigger than he can handle. He travels deep into a rabbit hole of international crime, espionage and intrigue involving some of the world’s most powerful corporations, organizations and people. This novel is based on the true story of a Bulgarian whistleblower, and while the story is fictional, the facts and figures presented are true. Is there indeed a conspiracy to depopulate the planet to the benefit of the wealthy? That is for you, the reader to decide.
Dark Water: Game over is a tale of intrigue and international conspiracy based on the true story of a Bulgarian whistle blower and others who came forward during the 4 year process of composing the book. It is written in the form of a novel, telling the story through the eyes of the author, who winds up in a never ending rabbit hole, falling ever more into the evil depths of the global deep state shadow government. Facts are presented and and actual quotes from the whistle blower to pique the reader's interest to research on their own the information in the book. How does this turn out for | |  | | Fractal Art
The fractal art of artist Andrew Shecktor, Berwick, PA
The fractal art of fine artist and author Andrew Shecktor. Included in this book are some examples of fractal art that can be created using various software programs and techniques. Fractal art is the graphic representation of a fractal equation. A fractal equation is a mathematical equation that has at least one variable. This equation is "seeded" with a random value, and then the equation is repeated using the results. This is done many times until the patterns desired are created. Some examples of fractal mathematics found in nature include the repeating patterns of tree limbs, |
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