Atlantis: Insights from a Lost Civilisation

There are hundreds of books on this subject and so many people flock to it because it is virtually impossible to say something which anyone can contradict with any evidence.

If you want a very sound and plausible read about this subject by an amateur enthusiast you could do a lot worse than read Frank Joseph's The Destruction of Atlantis. Despite having no formal qualifications other than enthusiasm, he pulls together the various arguments and collates a highly respectable and credible vision of Atlantis.

As some of you read this book, you may begin by thinking to yourself, "Well, this is going to be a fun read, but I seriously doubt that I am going to end up believing in the reality of any lost continent of Atlantis!" When you are through reading the book (and you WILL finish reading the whole thing!), you will find yourself wanting to not only read more about Atlantis, but wanting to go on any number of excursions to many of the places where Ms. Andrews herself has gone to personally do firsthand, primary research for this book.

I, myself, am tempted to take a trip to the Canary Islands to see for myself all of the evidence that the author has generously shared with us all. ... At one time in my life, I, too, merely thought of Atlantis as that great song by Donovan that used to make the hairs stand up all over my body every time I heard it come on the radio. After reading this book, the myth of Atlantis has become a reality for me. See if it does the same for you.