Invitation for in-depth discussions

[DocPtah]

A New Topic for Future Threads:

The novel, The Myth and Legend of D'PTah, by... not surprisingly, DocPtah... is now available for reading... and hopefully as an inspiration for certain threads that might be generated by various aspects of the novel.

In another section of these Forums, there is an Afterword for generalized comments about the novel... including, hopefully, glowing praise and laurels for later use by a major, world-wide public relations and advertising event.

This section of the Forums is to provide an invitation (aka solicitation) to discuss in considerably more detail any number of possible threads that the novel inspires in any of its readers. Under the overall subject matter of the novel, then, is the opportunity for comments and thoughts concerning the novel... and whatever ideas broached there that might yield greater in-depth discussions.

It should be noted that the novel is in the form of which I am calling "the final draft stage". The official premiere of the novel is currently scheduled for 9/9/9. (It's my 9th novel.) This should give you time to perhaps make an impact even before the novel reaches its final... final stage. Or just an impact after the fact.

To become a part of the process, simply add a subject in the confines of this general subject in the traditional manner. And "when you speak of this... and you will... be kind."

[Angel]

Count me in on the read and commentary. I don't know if that is a good thing or a bad thing in your minds eye. However, you can count on me to give you and the book a very thorough review. Congratulations on your 9th novel and I wish nothing but success and all the fluffy stuff too! You are a skilled and well researched writer and your ability to speak and teach are of the finest caliber. I am sure it will be a pleasurable experience.

[Dorman1]

I read a bit more of it, and so far it appears that events are occurring which will require the minds of men which are not orthodox, to understand or interpret these events. I'm left with the desire to return to it and discover more of what is going on within the novel.

[Ramille]

Many thanks for your new novel and also for your web site. I have been visiting for years but never took the opportunity to thank you. We enjoyed reading Legend aloud every morning after breakfast. The added videos were a nice touch. I am amazed at your skill in introducing and keeping straight in the reader's mind all the characters, (not to mention times). I never lost track of who was who (and when was when). Using fiction? was a marvelous way to introduce all the concepts found on your site. This would make a great film. I'm looking forward to going back and reading your other fictional works.

[Ravenfeeder]

Just wondering; is the nic P'tah taken from the Egyptian philophsor Ptah-Hotep whose writings were reiterated by Amenemope and plagarised by Solomon?

[DocPtah]

Ravenfeeder asked:

...is the nic P'tah taken from the Egyptian philophsor Ptah-Hotep whose writings were reiterated by Amenemope and plagarised by Solomon?

Actually, the P'Tah is taken from Ptah, the Creator God of Egypt. Not sure about the writings plagarised by Solomon.

[Re-Harachte]

I want an autogramm in those book for such a bestseller and masterpiece of information about one of the members of the pantheon there is no other source which will show the real truth of Ptha in his origin in all the scientific books which have been written so far about ptha as a creater. When it comes to the bookstores tell me the isbn and i will search for it in the internet in every bookstore and in every internetstore which has been created by man.

And if you dont have the write sign ill be very dissapointed and will buy a second one so the sign will be made better i read about the war room of the US the german got the same thing in small they call it Adlerauge maybe they meant the eye of Horus or they meant the agent education which is made in some universities in germany which takes 4 to 5 years.