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The Lucifer Stone
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Bob Madison4 ratings, 4.75 average rating, 2 reviews
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“It was a Thompson submachine gun. She calmly lowered the seat back in place.
She stuck the stock under her left armpit and clutched the front handle.
“Jesus!” I yelled. “Did you always have that there?”
“Yes!”
“What the hell were you waiting for?”
“I was waiting until we got into a jam,” she turned and hefted the Tommy gun rearward. “Cover your ears!”
― The Lucifer Stone
She stuck the stock under her left armpit and clutched the front handle.
“Jesus!” I yelled. “Did you always have that there?”
“Yes!”
“What the hell were you waiting for?”
“I was waiting until we got into a jam,” she turned and hefted the Tommy gun rearward. “Cover your ears!”
― The Lucifer Stone
“I’m not a conspiracy theory kind of guy, but when city officials close down on you, when Princeton University won’t provide any answers, and when the media says what you’ve got is all a hoax, then where am I?
So here is the true story of the Peter Armstrong Papers.
You think you know all about them. Such eminent publications as The New York Times and The New Yorker have already said they were a forgery. (The New Yorker went so far as to say that I created a hoax to scare an already virus-nervous public.) Experts I hired examined the papers and verified that they are authentic documents from the period, and that some elements of the stories were undeniably true. Newsweek examined the documents with an open mind and a battery of forensic experts and historians of the era, but would not go as far to say that they described actual events. The women on The View had a rare moment of agreement when they said I was “a menace.” Rolling Stone, ever classy, said I was “full of shit.”
― The Lucifer Stone
So here is the true story of the Peter Armstrong Papers.
You think you know all about them. Such eminent publications as The New York Times and The New Yorker have already said they were a forgery. (The New Yorker went so far as to say that I created a hoax to scare an already virus-nervous public.) Experts I hired examined the papers and verified that they are authentic documents from the period, and that some elements of the stories were undeniably true. Newsweek examined the documents with an open mind and a battery of forensic experts and historians of the era, but would not go as far to say that they described actual events. The women on The View had a rare moment of agreement when they said I was “a menace.” Rolling Stone, ever classy, said I was “full of shit.”
― The Lucifer Stone
