Ancient mysteries, forgotten civilizations, and stories that shouldn’t exist.
Christian author Shannon Skåer writes ancient historical fiction inspired by the strange, unexplained, and overlooked corners of the ancient world—from Ice Age catastrophes to the early civilizations that rose after Babel.
A one-world government rises from the wilderness. This is the story of the reign of Nimrod.
City of the Gods
100 years after Noah’s flood, Tasha fights for survival, desperate to be the hero who saves her friends. But what if she’s the villain?
Prisoner in the Library
The only man who can save the earth is the one man who has never seen it.
King of the Dying
A young slave girl is caught up in the quest for immortality as post-flood lifespans shrink.
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Meet Shannon
I am a homeschool mom of 10, author of ancient fiction, and science nerd. I take the history seriously, and I take the Bible seriously, but I will always and forever refuse to take humans seriously. Because why? Because humans beings are weird, that’s why.
I write about the kind things I geek out over: ancient civilizations, archaeological discoveries, unexplained catastrophes, and mysteries from man’s past.
Ancient history’s mysteries—through a biblical worldview informed by Creation Science.
- The Antikythera Mechanism: Cicero’s Mic Drop on Modern Science
f you didn’t catch that, Cicero just claimed that anyone with common sense couldn’t fail to see that the universe was created by an intelligent God. It’s almost as if Cicero doesn’t realize that he’s the backward ancient, and modern experts who believe in the modern idea that everything we see is the result of chance are the educated ones. - The Nazca: Climate Fear, Headhunting, and Other Timeless Sports
With normal water sources failing, the Nazca built an elaborate system of underground aqueducts to tap into subterranean aquifers. Tunnels carried the water from village to village. To keep the water flowing, they built “chimneys” into the underground canals in the shape of corkscrewing funnels, which caught prevailing winds and channeled them into the tunnels, increasing air pressure and helping to move water through the aqueducts. - Ancient Cave, No Good Explanation: The Longyou Grottoes
Wu Anai’s life, like the lives of so many rice farmers in central China, afforded few options for entertainment. He awoke, farmed rice, went to sleep, and repeated the process. However, like many of his… - Ignoble Savage: What the Bible says about Ancient Man
1. Ancient men were just people, and people haven’t changed. Exhibit A: Doodle made by a child over a thousand years ago when he should have been doing his schoolwork. Here, ancient man exhibits classic… - How to catch Ice Age Man using Digital Reindeer
What would happen if we assumed ancient man was intelligent? One man did just that, and I haven’t been able to stop talking about it since, which, incidentally, is a substantial reason to have 10… - Billionaires, Please Read: The Lost City of Thônis-Heracleion
I think the super wealthy have an obligation to go forth and entertain the rest of us.Not through drama (we don’t need rich folks to generate that,) and certainly not by starting wars. History is peppered with the super wealthy acting on the misguided belief that a nice little war would liven us all up.
