A Fantasy Series narrated by The God of Death
I. The Catastrophe at the Foundation of History For generations, we have been taught a linear, predictable, and comforting version of human history: the slow, upward crawl from the Dark Ages, through the Enlightenment, culminating in the triumphant Industrial Revolution. We are told the 19th century was a period of dizzying technological invention, spearheaded by... Continue Reading →
A Celebration or a Cover-Up? In 1904, the city of St. Louis, Missouri, hosted the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, a spectacle universally known as the 1904 World’s Fair. By all accounts, it was a breathtaking display of progress, technology, and colonial triumph, drawing nearly 20 million visitors and showcasing the burgeoning might of the American Century.... Continue Reading →
The Gilded Age’s Darkest Secret The late 19th and early 20th centuries—the very period that allegedly saw humanity climb out of its "primitive" past and into the blinding light of the Industrial Age—was also marked by a disturbing and immense social phenomenon: the Orphan Trains. Between 1854 and 1929, an estimated 250,000 children were shipped... Continue Reading →
The Grandest Lie on Earth The history books tell us a simple, comfortable story about the Pyramids of Giza: They were built by dynastic Egyptian Pharaohs, over a period of decades, using copper tools and sheer human brute force, to serve as elaborate tombs. This narrative, polished and presented by mainstream archaeology, is accepted without... Continue Reading →
The Mystery of the Missing Architects Look at a map of the world and you'll see them everywhere: perfectly geometric, earth-and-stone structures shaped like intricate, multi-pointed stars. They are known as Star Forts (or trace italienne), and official history tells us they were cutting-edge military defenses built by European engineers starting in the 16th century,... Continue Reading →
The Unthinkable Age of the Modern World We are told that the 19th Century was the era of unprecedented industrial growth: the Gilded Age, the Victorian Era, a time of steam, steel, and rapid, relentless construction. But look closely at the evidence left behind, and a far more chilling story emerges—a story that suggests the... Continue Reading →
The Last Act of the Tartarian Empire In the sprawling, beautiful, and utterly temporary magnificence of the 1904 St. Louis World's Fair (officially the Louisiana Purchase Exposition), we are told a story of American progress, technological triumph, and global unity. Millions of visitors gawked at electric lights, new industrial machinery, and the marvel of wireless... Continue Reading →
The Echo of the Lost Grid The year is 1898, and the world hums with the false promise of progress. It is a world I am forced to live in but do not belong to. Smoke belches from a thousand new factories, iron behemoths roar across continents, and a strange, chugging sound—the rhythm of the... Continue Reading →
By Azazel, Historian of Suppressed Civilizations Introduction: The Ghost Civilization Tartaria—or “Tartary”—was once marked on maps as a vast empire stretching from Siberia to North America, with outposts in Europe and Asia. Yet today, it is absent from history books, its achievements attributed to others, its people erased from memory. The mainstream narrative dismisses Tartaria... Continue Reading →
Introduction: The Year Everything Changed 1812 was not just another year of European warfare—it was the final act in the erasure of Tartaria. While history books focus on Napoleon’s invasion of Russia and America’s war with Britain, a far more sinister operation was underway: the systematic dismantling of a global civilization. This investigation reveals: The... Continue Reading →
The Apocrypha of Azazel 