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	Area 51 novels - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Area 51 novels are a series of science fiction novels by American author Robert Doherty.
		They find the Area 51 facility in Nevada as a base for their operations.
		As the series unfolds, it transpires that the aliens have influenced the ancient Egyptians, ordered the construction of the Great Wall of China, and may be planning to completely colonise the Earth.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Area_51_book_series (210 words)

	AV Press: Dark Skies Series
		Area 51 is a myth, a combination of lore and legend, and it's also a real place: a real military base where the nation's most advanced and secret aircraft are tested.
		Area 51, on an intimate basis, is profoundly linked to the prime defense contractors of the Antelope Valley, most notably Lockheed Martin and the fabled Skunk Works division that gave birth to one "fl world" airplane after another.
		To follow the road to Area 51 is to engage on a journey between light and darkness, between the white world and the fl, to skirt the borderland where visitors can roam freely in the wilderness of federal range land into a place where freedoms do not exist and strictest military security prevails.
	www.avpress.com /n/sp/pib/01.hts (2133 words)

	The Very Best Books : Area 51 (Area 51, Book 1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Area 51 attempts to explain every mystery in the world, like Atlantis, the Great Pyramid, Easter Island, UFOs, crop circles, cave paintings, the creation of the atom bomb, the Nazis, and your wife's latest haircut.
		The one weakness I find in the book is probably a result of the author needing to provide background information to those unfamiliar with the sorts of conspiracy theories which have been floating around the UFO community for years.
		The infamous Area 51 is supposedly at Groom Lake in the deserts of Nevada.
	www.elise.com /store/Reviews/ItemId/0440220734/ReviewPage/3 (907 words)

	The SF Site Featured Review: The Area 51 Series
		The Area 51 Series does not purport to be fact, it's entirely fictional and that allows its author license to bend the data as he chooses.
		Area 51 was established as a base for their testing, and situated there because it is close to where an enormous mother ship was found, underground.
		Lisa Duncan has been kidnapped from Area 51 by the Airlia's ancient enemy, the alien Swarm, whose agent is particularly interested in the secrets of her repressed memory.
	www.sfsite.com /03a/a5195.htm (1812 words)

	Andrew Stuttaford on Area 51 on National Review Online
		It was a video game, a book (many, many books, actually, including Area 51, Area 51: The Reply, Area 51: The Truth, Area 51: Excalibur, Area 51: The Mission, Area 51: The Sphinx, and Area 51: The Grail), and a rap CD by the Body Snatchaz.
		It was the subject of sci-fi drama, numerous documentaries, frequent articles, and wild, wild rumors, all fed by tall tales and repeated sightings of lights in the sky — enigmatic, hovering, darting, pulsating, unexplained, all colors, all shapes, and, for the credulous, all meanings.
		According to his website, Area 51 is now a "has-been." The Research Center "has moved on to broader issues." And so has the U.S. The saucer frenzy of the 1990s was self-indulgence for safer times, play-acted paranoia suitable for an era when the country believed it had no real enemies.
	www.nationalreview.com /stuttaford/stuttaford052303.asp (1513 words)

	Amazon.com: Area 51: Nosferatu: Books: Robert Doherty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Area 51 (Area 51, Book 1) by Robert Doherty
		Having enjoyed immensely the seven books in Robert Doherty's Area 51 series, I was thrilled to learn that he would be writing a new series of books set in that same world.
		Area 51: Nosferatu is the first of that new series, and I have to admit that Doherty really surprised me with the subject matter: vampires.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0440237246?v=glance (2554 words)

	DriverHeaven.net: Area 51
		The game is Area 51 and it has been out on PS2, Xbox and PC for a while now.
		The mixing is horrible and while the game supports 5.1 the sound was quite muddled and it was almost impossible to tell which direction the various sounds were originating.
		Area 51 lets you try out many different styles of gaming and as you progress, you change the way you play.
	www.driverheaven.net /articles/area51 (1939 words)

	Encyclopedia: Area 51 book series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The Area 51 book series is a collection of passages, written by several distinguished modern philosophers, that constituate of possible alternate explanations about why the Great Wall of China was constructed.
		To summarize these passages, the authors portray an idea, stating that Emperor Qin Shi Huang was an extra-terrestrial outsider stranded on Earth during the Warring States Period of China (651-221 B.C.E.).
		In Volume III of the series, Dr. Cary Fitzgherald states that "Qin started construction on the Great Wall to try to communicate with any other extra-terrestrials that could rescue him from Earth" (ch.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Area-51-book-series (197 words)

	Qin Shi Huang - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Having unified China, he and his prime minister Li Si passed a series of major reforms aimed at cementing the unification, and they undertook some Herculean construction projects, most notably the precursor version of the current Great Wall of China.
		The 1984 book Bridge of Birds (by Barry Hughart) portrays him as a power-hungry megalomaniac who achieved immortality by having his heart removed by an Old Man of the mountain.
		In the Area 51 book series, Qin Shi Huang is revealed to be an alien exile stranded on Earth during an interstellar civil war.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Qin_Shi_Huangdi (4036 words)

	Area 51 (Area 51, Book 1) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		I would definitely recommend this book to anybody who loves a completely gripping sci-fi book because it holds onto you until you finish it and even after because it continues into a whole series of books which are just as equally great to read too.
		This book will take you all around the globe as its characters travel to different places in their quest to save the world from complete destruction.
		This is the one of the best alien sci-fi books out there so if you are looking for a good sci-fi, get this book and brace yourself for the fascinating thriller thats ahead of you.
	www.cookingreviews.com /Area_51_0440220734.html (390 words)

	Area 51 (Area 51, Book 1)
		While I found the beginning of this book a bit slow for my tastes it soon turned around and went to warp with the action and intrigue surrounding Area 51 and other things.
		I read Area 51 for a class project and I would have to say that I am very impressed.
		I was immediately fell under the book's spell as I began to read about the sci-fi facility known as Area 51 and what goes on there.
	www.literacyconnections.com /0_0440220734.html (477 words)

	Area 51: The Mission
		Area 51: The Mission is the latest novel in Bob Mayer's blockbuster Area 51 sci-fi series.
		Area 51: The Mission is the third novel in the popular Area 51 series by Bob Mayer aka Robert Doherty.
		The Area 51 universe is ever expanding - more novels are planned and a movie is currently in development by the screenwriter of Total Recall.
	users.cihost.com /ata/mission.htm (500 words)

	Area 51 Glossary
		I Was Abducted by Aliens at Area 51!
		Area 51, in the most literal sense, is a block of land 6 miles north-to-south by 10 miles east-to-west, bordered by the Nellis Bombing and Gunnery Range on the northwest, north, east, and south, and by the Nevada Test Site on the southwest.
		Area 51 is bounded, approximately, by longitude 115š45' and 115š56', and latitude and 36š12.5 and 37š17.5'.
	www.ufomind.com /area51/ref/glossary.shtml (2837 words)

	PressThink: Publishing News at PressThink
		The deal is: I have agreed to a contract with Times Books, a division of Henry Holt, to write a book about the press and everything that is happening to it in these days of the Internet.
		If you were to ask me why I felt comfortable with Times Books as my publisher, for a book that will look critically at the New York Times (and the Boston Globe, and others) one answer would be those people and their colleagues and the high standard they have set.
		Books are the quietest and most constant of friends and the most patient of teachers.
	journalism.nyu.edu /pubzone/weblogs/pressthink/2005/02/04/book_anc.html (7644 words)

	The Very Best Books : Area 51 (Area 51, Book 1)
		The Area 51 series has been one of the most exciting I've ever read and just when I thought it couldn't get any better, along came the Atlantis series, which is equally as good, if not better.
		If the Area 51 series intriques you, be sure not to miss his Atlantis series (under the Donegan pen name) and his military thrillers such as The Omega Missile (Dalton pen name), The Gate (McGuire pen name) and Psychic Warrior (Doherty pen name).
		I stumbled onto this series a while back, and if you like the style and detail of Clancy with the action and rapid unfolding of events such as you find with Bond, this is a series you'll enjoy.
	www.elise.com /store/Reviews/ItemId/0440220734/ReviewPage/5 (837 words)

	Series Information: Area 51 :: Internet Book List :: A database of book information and reviews
		Take nearly every conspiracy theory imaginable; Area 51, Easter Island, The Great Pyramids, Stonhenge, even World War II era foo fighters, and roll them all together.
		4 : Area 51: The Sphinx (2000) by Robert Doherty
		5 : Area 51: The Grail (2001) by Robert Doherty
	www.iblist.com /series551.htm (175 words)

	Latest 'Area 51' Novel Raises More Questions than Answers
		In Area 51: The Sphinx ((Dell, $5.99), the fourth and latest entry in Robert Doherty's seven-book "Area 51" series, the action races from the Giza Plateau in Egypt to Easter Island and the Qian-Ling tombs of China.
		The premise of the "Area 51" series is familiar to conspiracy buffs.
		This time, series protagonists Lisa Duncan and Mike Turcotte, scientist and special forces officer, respectively, try to save the world from an alien named Lexina, who is using a leftover Soviet satellite to flmail the U.S. government.
	www.space.com /sciencefiction/books/area_51_sphinx_000329.html (583 words)

	Amazon.com: Area 51: Legend (Area 51 (Paperback)): Books: Robert Doherty (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		Since this is a prequel, it's not absolutely necessary to have read the other books in the series, but not knowing the future erodes the rational behind some of the actions in this volume.
		AREA 51: THE LEGEND is an exciting science fiction tale that grabs and maintains reader interest.
		It is good as a stand-alone, but it helps to read the other books in the series first to fully grasp why the characters do what they do.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0440237254?v=glance (1646 words)

	FAIR Topical Guide: DNA and the Book of Mormon
		The Book of Mormon text deals with the ideas of a covenant people being a blessing to genetically unrelated peoples and cultures, and allows for a genetic impact by the immigrant Israelites that would not be detectable today.
		Jeff Lindsay, "Does DNA evidence refute the Book of Mormon," (December 2002) The Book of Mormon has come under heavy fire from critics in light of DNA evidence which is said to utterly refute claims of its historicity.
		Jeff Lindsay, "Does DNA Evidence Refute the Book of Mormon?," (2003) The Book of Mormon has come under heavy fire from critics in light of DNA evidence that is said to utterly refute the Book of Mormon, for the evidence points to Asiatic origins, not Middle Eastern origins of the ancient inhabitants of this continent.
	www.fairlds.org /apol/ai195.html (1506 words)

	eBay - Book: Area 51 (ISBN: 0440223784) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		He is also the author of Area 51 and The Rock, and is currently working on a third novel in the Area 51 series, entitled Area 51: The Mission.
		In "Area 51", Robert Doherty spun a meticulously researched tale with a shocking message: aliens exist and have visited Earth before, leaving behind nine spacecrafts discovered in the 1940s and stored in a top-secret facility in Nevada.
		Area 51: The Reply by Robert Doherty (1998)
	product.ebay.com /Area-51_ISBN_0440223784_W0QQfvcsZ1388QQsoprZ355671 (502 words)

	Bob Mayer - Fiction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		As Robert Doherty, Bob has written both the best-selling Area 51 series as well as the Psychic Warrior series.
		This book is the updated version of The Fiction Writer's Toolkit, published in hardcover by Writer's Digest Books.
		Area 51 was the most secret place in America.
	www.bobmayer.org /fiction.html (989 words)

	Why Did Jesus Have to Die?
		In this series I propose to answer the question “Why did Jesus have to die?” At the outset, I must say that this isn’t an easy question to answer for several reasons.
		Commit a serious crime and Rome might cut off your head; rebel against Roman rule or upset Roman peace and you might be headed to a cross.
		As I explained in Part 6 of this series, it’s likely that the normal population of Jerusalem in the time of Jesus was around 35,000.
	www.markdroberts.com /htmfiles/resources/whyjesusdie.htm (10884 words)

	Area 51 - The Reply by Robert Doherty Detailed Book Review
		It is the second book in the "Area 51" series.
		Everyone on earth now knows that America is hiding alien technology in Area 51, including an alien computer capable of controlling minds.
		Area 51 is open to the world and there is squabbling over who should possess the Alien technology.
	www.allreaders.com /topics/info_9873.asp (344 words)

	Heaneyland!
		And to all my readers who purchased my book via Amazon: I hope you enjoy the work of the Richard Thompson who was formerly a member of Fairport Convention, because I expect you'll be kept up to date on all his new CD releases for quite some time.
		Now, the second floor of the building you end up passing through to leave the theater is currently under construction, and they have put up wooden barricades so you can't easily go meandering amidst the lumber and plastic sheeting and whatnot, and are rather herded along toward the next escalator.
		I am not exaggerating when I say that my book, Holy Tango of Literature, is the best book you will ever read.
	www.yarnivore.com /francis (1569 words)

	SPACE.com -- Images of Top-Secret U.S. Air Base Show Growth
		Detailed images of Area 51released Sunday may not show evidence of little green men, but they doshow that the super-secret Air Force base has grown significantly overthe years.
		Instead, the photos -- capturedover the past few months -- show that the area has significantly expandedsince the first images were snapped of the infamous site over 30 yearsago.
		The images also show a burgeoninggrowth in the area, including a complete rebuilding and expansion in sizeof the housingcomplex for base personnel over the past 30 years.
	www.space.com /news/area51_exclusive_00421.html (718 words)

	Area 51: Excalibur (Area 51 (Paperback)) - Hotel Resource Book Store (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-10)
		The next book in the series keeps up the tension.
		I have never come across a series of novels that could keep up the tension as Doherty does here.
		Robert Doherty's sixth book in the Area 51 series, "Area 51: Excalibur" is an excellent addition to the series and, as usual, filled with plenty of action and interesting characters.
	www.hotelresource.com /bookstore/asinsearch_044023705X.html (261 words)

	MBR: Small Press Bookwatch, August 2002
		The fourteenth and latest in the engaging highly recommended Balona Book series by author Jonathan Pearce, The Chocolate Korndog is a kind of "gustometric" adventure which chronicles the sweetest escapade yet as a mouth-watering work of art prompts Balonans to compete in a tasty pastry bakeoff competition.
		The fifth book in the exciting "Time Travelers" series, The Diary of Jean-Jacques Coupier by Hollie Van Home is the engaging story of Celeste Montclaire, a contemporary woman who falls into a Time Tunnel and finds herself transported to 1793 Paris -- smack into the middle of the French Revolution.
		This is a book for anyone of any denomination or faith who is seeking to reconcile the love of God with the hatreds and atrocities of human beings in the world today.
	www.midwestbookreview.com /sbw/aug_02.htm (6348 words)

	Area 51 in Popular Culture
		Area 51 portrayed in film "Independence Day." See Independence Day: A Curmudgeon's Guide to America's Most Overhyped Movie.
		Area 51 easter egg in the 2.0 Newton.
		Area 51 (song lyrics) - Lyrics for "Area 51," a song by Rob Lopresti about the Area 51 workers who got sick and sued the government.
	www.ufomind.com /area51/social/pop (624 words)

	The Analyst: a Discourse addressed to an Infidel Mathematician
		The geometrical Quantity also or whole increased Area consists of three Parts or Members, the first of which is the given Area, the second a Rectangle under the Ordinate and the Increment of the Absciss, and the third a curvilinear Space.
		Suppose also that the respective Areas are xxx and zzz: and that z - x is the Increment of the Absciss, and zzz - xxx the Increment of the Area, without considering how great, or how small those Increments may be.
		Divers Series of Quantities and Expressions, Geometrical and Algebraical, may be easily conceived, in Lines, in Surfaces, in Species, to be continued without end or limit.
	www.maths.tcd.ie /pub/HistMath/People/Berkeley/Analyst/Analyst.html (12001 words)

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