ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Shirley Andrews lives on the Concord River in Concord, Massachusetts, with her husband, Bill, a prefessor at Harvard Law School. She is a graduate of Middlebury College and has studied, performed, and taught flute for over twenty years. Her intense interest in Atlantis has always been a part of her and she believes it stems from one or more past life experiences there. After raising six children, Shirley was able to devote time and energy to the study of Atlantis and related subjects, which led her to research in the libraries of the British Museum, Harvard, the University of Chicago, and the Association for Research Enlightenment (A.R.E.) in Virginia Beach, as well as personal travels to the Azores, the Andes, Central America, monastaries high in the Himalayas, the Dordogne Valley in France, and the Tito Bustillo cave in Spain. She and her husband have traveled extensively, hiking and mountain climbing throughout the world, often focusing on the customs and beliefs of inhabitants in remote areas as they reflect on spirituality of the distant past. Her foremost desire is to share what she has leanred with others and incite their curiosity to discover more about these fascinating subjects.