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HI, Nick,
I am probably not sufficiently credentialed to give a critical review
of your new book, but as you know I have done some reading and
interest in cryptography in the Vinland Map.. Now that the ink
dispute is at least temporarily put aside, I would perhaps have some
time to devote to your book. Incidentally, I love the name of your publisher!
All best,,, Jim
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Hi everyone,
After several years of research into circular and hidden maps, I've
just published my book "The Curse of the Voynich": this (in part)
decodes the "nine rosette" page in the enigmatic Voynich Manuscript,
which turns out to be a map of a Renaissance architect's work across
Northern Italy.
Briefly, is this an appropriate forum for asking if anyone would
like to review it?
Thanks, .....Nick Pelling..... // Compelling Press
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