Gian J. Quasar

Over the span of 30 years, the author has received many good-natured jibes about his name, but serious praises for his investigation of and books on the world’s most enduring mysteries. “We wondered about the author’s name, Quasar, which in normal parlance means any of a class of celestial objects that resemble stars and whose large redshift and apparent brightness imply extreme distance and huge energy output, and if it might relate to the book and we weren’t disappointed.”— New Yachting Magazine. “You have opened my eyes for the first really serious look at The Bermuda Triangle. I think that your book is. . .I think the best. . . It became an extraordinarily powerful experience to read it. It is just absolutely wonderfully fascinating. — Whitley Strieber. “The danger of Gian J. Quasar’s fascination with mysteries often assigned to ‘paranormal causes’ is that readers will assume his writing is tainted with secret advocacy and bias— like the majority of hacks who litter this field. Readers, rest easy. Quasar is a superb writer and researcher, and stands alone at the top of this unusual field. Through Quasar, the genre is elevated (finally!) to equal, even exceeds, the highest standards of investigative journalism, and he has the rare ability to distill complex data into lucid declarative sentences— I can give no higher praise.” Randy Wayne White—“Doc” Ford Series Over 30 documentaries have been based on Quasar’s explorations and investigations (Discovery, History, TLC, Travel, National Geographic inter alia). He is a frequent guest on radio.