from TeaTimeCoder

I have no interest in Atlantis but found this a very enjoyable read. Not quite as smitten by the subject as the author found himself at the end but it kept me interested enough to finish in one sitting. I'm grateful that he did in the end become obsessed with it because otherwise all we'd get wou...

from konastories

Joy's review: Adams explores the legend of Atlantis both historically and through modern Atlantis hunters. Not nearly as much fun as that sounds. He spends way too much ink on minutia about Plato and Pythagoras; certainly more info than my brain could attend to. The present day characters who wer...

from Big_Bang_Gorilla

This book undertakes to determine whether Plato related his Atlantis story as historical fact, social commentary, a joke, or mathematical allegory; dedfenders of all of these interpretations and more appear here. Thus, the author travels to many of the places which have been suggested as possible...

from Thorwald_Franke

Masterpiece of a serious reality treasure hunt for Atlantis: Contrary to what most people think, it is not obvious that Atlantis was an invention by Plato. So, Mark Adams did the right thing and just started reading and travelling through world and history, hunting for clues, for possible Atlanti...

from Thorwald_Franke

Masterpiece of a serious reality treasure hunt for Atlantis: Contrary to what most people think, it is not obvious that Atlantis was an invention by Plato. So, Mark Adams did the right thing and just started reading and travelling through world and history, hunting for clues, for possible Atlanti...