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Top Twenty Twilight Language Theorists The Living Who are the top theorists presently doing "twilight language" research? Here is my list. They are given alphabetically by their first names, so as not to show any preference or ranking. (1)  Adam Gorightly, author of 2003's  The Prankster and the Conspiracy: The Story of Kerry Thornley and How He Met Oswald and Inspired the Counterculture , and  2008's  James Shelby Downard's Mystical War . (2) Adam Parfrey,  publisher at Amok Press & Feral House; editor/author of numerous works, including 1988's  The Manson File , 1990's  Apocalypse Culture ,  1995's  Cult Rapture , 2000's  Apocalypse Culture II ; and  coauthor of 2012's  Ritual America . (3)  Andrew W. Griffin, creator of   Red Dirt Report . (4)  Christopher Knowles, creator of   The Secret Sun . (5)  Craig Heimbichner, author of 2005's Blood on the Altar , coauthor of 2012's  Ritual...

La Verrière is a  commune  in the  Yvelines   department  in the  Île-de-France  in north-central  France . "La Verrière" means "The Canopy." A baby died when a family of 12 leapt from their second floor balcony in Paris claiming they were fleeing the devil. Eight more were injured, some seriously, in the tragedy when they jumped 20ft into a car park in Paris suburb of La Verriere. The baffling incident occurred when a wife woke to see her husband moving about naked in the room, police said. She began screaming 'it's the devil! it's the devil!', and the man ran into the other room where 11 others adults and children were watching television. One woman grabbed a knife and stabbed the man before others pushed him out through the front door. When the man forced his way back in, they all began screamed in terror and leapt from the balcony screaming 'Jesus! Jesus!' The naked man also leapt from the balcony, detectives said. A four-month old b...

Adam Gorightly's newest book documents the remarkable phantasmagoria that was the person named James Shelby Downard, an American theorist and pamphleteer who shared his thoughts about conspiracies, coincidences, synchronicity, and symbolism. James Shelby Downard's Mystical War was released by Virtual Bookworm Publishing, in November 2008. The subject of the book, Downard, lived from March 13, 1913 to March 16, 1998 , unless, of course, his death was a disappearing act and he's still alive somewhere, writing under an assumed name. (I'm joking, right?) Downard appeared on the scene when many of my contemporaries and I were just beginning to have lexilinked thoughts and overlapping insights into coincidences. His influence, as Gorightly notes, today has spread far beyond this strange man's life and death. I easily understand the reach of Downard's impact within my own life from this twilight realm. In the 1960s and 1970s, first in correspondence, and then later...