Well I like your style anyway. Do you plan on writing any more on the airship mystery? By the way, I was under the impression Peter Menniss had developed some sort of anti-grav type gas. If that’s the case, do you think his associates in the Sonora Aero Club might have come up with some other type of method of flying their aeros? Assuming the gas’s formula died with PM?
Thanks! My new book is ALL about the airships as breakaway civilization history. Hoping to have it done by Christmas. Mennis’ NB Gas was AG but, yes, others worked on other tech which i think they perfected by the 1890s and on into the 20th Century, of course.
Thanks Mr B, of course, that was a bit obvious, sorry about that. i guess the question is, regarding PM’s AG gas, is what was it exactly? how did he make it? What was in it – besides water? And where did he get the inspiration from? Was he an initiate of some secret society – like the Masons? Was he into alchemy? Was the formula really lost forever… I’m under the impression he had a background in mining… sort of like Jack Parsons and his solid rocket fuel, he had an occult background, in a big way. Rhetorical questions, all. Anyway I’ll stop bothering you and let you get on with your book.
Actually, EOTW is a trilogy. No more planned presently.
Well I like your style anyway. Do you plan on writing any more on the airship mystery? By the way, I was under the impression Peter Menniss had developed some sort of anti-grav type gas. If that’s the case, do you think his associates in the Sonora Aero Club might have come up with some other type of method of flying their aeros? Assuming the gas’s formula died with PM?
Thanks! My new book is ALL about the airships as breakaway civilization history. Hoping to have it done by Christmas. Mennis’ NB Gas was AG but, yes, others worked on other tech which i think they perfected by the 1890s and on into the 20th Century, of course.
Excellent! Can’t wait!
Thanks Mr B, of course, that was a bit obvious, sorry about that. i guess the question is, regarding PM’s AG gas, is what was it exactly? how did he make it? What was in it – besides water? And where did he get the inspiration from? Was he an initiate of some secret society – like the Masons? Was he into alchemy? Was the formula really lost forever… I’m under the impression he had a background in mining… sort of like Jack Parsons and his solid rocket fuel, he had an occult background, in a big way. Rhetorical questions, all. Anyway I’ll stop bothering you and let you get on with your book.