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When Giants Walked the Earth
Author Paul Von Ward made the observation that the word “giant”, historically speaking, has a number of interrelated meanings. There are, of course, giants of immense stature who, due to their sheer awesome size, are galled giants. On the other hand, some giants are...
Ozark Atlantis
In Stones, Bones and Forgotten Voyagers, the argument runs like this. Plato’s flood, dated near the end of the Younger Dryas around 9600 BC, drowned lowlands across the hemisphere. The Ozarks did not go under. Their core, the St. Francois Mountains, had already stood...
Eureka After Dark
When night falls on Eureka Springs, the Victorian Magic City stops performing for the trolley and starts telling the truth. Gas lamps gutter on Spring Street. Fog lifts out of the limestone like breath. In the hollows beyond the Basin Park Hotel and the dark mass of...
Green Faerie
Eureka Springs does not wait for October to remember what it is. The limestone already knows. The Crescent already knows. The hollows have been keeping hours since before the trolley ran.Green Faerie Apothecary is where that knowledge sits on a shelf instead of a...
The High Ground
My new book argues that the Americas were never isolated, never young, and never alone, and that the key to the whole mystery lies in the ancient hills of the Ozark Plateau. The evidence is on my side. By F.K. Sterling For more than a century, American schoolchildren...
Denisovans In The Ozarks
A Book Built On A Timely DiscoveryIn the summer of 2025, a question that had stood open for fifteen years was answered. Since 2010, the Denisovans—an archaic human population first identified from a single finger bone in a Siberian cave—had been known almost entirely...
Nicholas Daigle
Nicholas is a native of southeastern Louisiana, born in the New Orleans area and a 2008 graduate of Ponchatoula High School. Shortly after graduation, his family relocated to Lebanon, Missouri, where his stepfather began working as a paramedic at Mercy Hospital....
LaGrange
In the heart of historic Eureka Springs, Arkansas, LaGrange’s Oddi-Teas & Bookshoppe has quickly become a vibrant hub for books, teas, herbs, oddities, and a touch of the mysterious. Nestled at 12 S. Main Street, the shop blends cozy literary vibes with unique...
EUREKA LORE MAGAZINE
EUREKA LORE MAGAZINE caters to those with a discerning eye for intriguing stories and a passion for exploring the depths of legend and lore. Delve into the pages of this publication to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of tales and information that celebrates the unique culture and heritage of Eureka Springs, offering a truly enriching reading experience for all.
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