Our publications tell a different story of the world, and the first people stumbled upon by Christopher Columbus in 1492. It has been said many times that history is written by the victors however, the descendants of the conquered have a historical and moral duty, to review that history and provide current generations with the other side of the story. Unfortunately, the indigenous people of the so-called new world discovered by European explorers, and the enslaved people who were brought across the Atlantic Ocean against their will, never had the opportunity to tell their side of the story. The main objective of this site and the books we write, is to provide some additional perspective on what happened?, how it happened?, when it happened?, where it happened? and attempt to tell the story from the side of the indigenous people of the continents we now call The Americas and the enslaved people who were brought over from Alkebulan (Africa).
Our latest publication
A must read for anyone seeking to understand the soul of Puerto Rico. Fully illustrated, full color, full size (8 1/2 X 11), 44 page, high quality booklet printed on elegant glossy paper. Please note that this is not a magazine, but a publication that should be read, and gifted to your children and grandchildren…they need to know the story! How and when did the history of this amazing island begin? Who were the first people to inhabit the island? Where did they come from? How did they arrive? What did they look like? Why did they come here? What contributions did they make to the emergence of modern Puerto Ricans? This publication is the result of three years of intensive research of ancient historical documents, in-person exploration of indigenous sites, cave systems, rainforest environments, mountains, rivers and modern tribal villages of people whose ancestors may have had trade connections to the first inhabitants of Puerto Rico. It also reflects the findings of research performed by modern, cutting edge technology. DNA analysis is now allowing anthropologists and other scholars to more precisely, determine ancient migration patterns which tells us how ancient people were connected. LIDAR (light detection and range finding technology) allows scientists to view settlements in the vast Orinoco River Basin, that have been hidden from view by centuries of thick rainforest vegetation. This is helpful in further pinpointing where ancient nomadic people came from and the routes they followed. Unfortunately, recent geo-political realities such as tariffs, the gulf war, the oil shipment disruptions and the higher price of gas, have also increased our production costs. Therefore, we have had to increase the price of this historical publication, which is not a magazine, to $14.95 which is still an excellent price. Thank you!
CURANDERA – Our original publication – This 348 page book will challenge everything you thought you knew about the discovery of the Americas and about Christopher Columbus and the people he encountered for the first time. It’s the indigenous side of the story filled with mysticism, herbalism, intrigue, psychic revelations, strange phenomena, ancient mysteries and healing. It also reveals the struggles, the battles, and the impact of the diseases brought by the invading Spaniards. Who were these ancient people and how did they survive? This is the story of a female warrior, healer (Behíke) and mystic named Anah-ní. She was born a seer (medium) and she led a band of indigenous warriors to battle the Spanish invaders from the mountainous rainforests of the island we now call Puerto Rico. She was never caught and was declared a witch by father Alonso Manso, the first Spanish priest to arrive on the island. She and her band of warriors survived among the mist of the mountains to pass on their genes to generations of modern Puerto Ricans. This is a real facts story coupled with fictional accounts describing what may have happened, how it happened, when it happened along with the consequences of events that took place over 500 years ago. This book is also available on Amazon and Barnes and Noble online. There is also a lower price e-book version available.
