"LOST Humanity" by Pearson Moore‏

I was recently made aware of Pearson Moore's "Lost Humanity" and was able to read a chapter of his book on his website and I have to say that I'm very impressed. Pearson dives deep into all of the references on LOST and is able to make you think about it all in a different way that brings things together in a more concise and simple way. I highly recomend that you purchase this book via Amazon or in ebook form.

Book Discription: http://pearsonmoore-gets-lost.com/LostHumanity.aspx

First Chapter: http://pearsonmoore-gets-lost.com/LostHumanityChapter1.aspx

How to Purchase: http://pearsonmoore-gets-lost.com/PurchaseLostHumanity.aspx

His Words:

"LOST Humanity" just published on Amazon. I wrote the book for everyone with an intense interest in the show, and thought you might enjoy taking a look at it.

I'm calling "LOST Humanity" a "post-graduate course in LOST." I assume throughout that anyone reading the book has seen every episode, so I waste no time with introductory or recap-type material--it's just hard-hitting analysis from cover to cover. People have really taken a liking to the four "nonlinear" types of analysis in the book, and especially the chaos-based analysis regarding Lorenz Attractor pairs. It was fun to write, and apparently fun to read, too!

You can read more about "LOST Humanity" here: http://pearsonmoore-gets-lost.com/default.aspx It is available here: http://amzn.to/dEA5yv
All you need to read it is a computer, ipad, or mobile phone. You can download FREE Kindle software for your computer or device at Amazon.

'Lost' star Evangeline Lilly: Children's book author?

by Adam Markovitz

Lost looker Evangeline Lilly dropped by Craig Ferguson’s couch last night for some after-hours chit chat. And after covering a few non-kid-friendly topics (Ferguson’s snake-shape mug, the potential removability of Lilly’s dress, etc.), she shifted gears to give a sneak peek of a children’s book she’s writing called Squickerwonkers (we’re guessing at the spelling there). Here’s a sample:

“The name is Squickerwonker, perhaps unknown to you. But that’s it, Squickerwonker. And here’s what Squickerwonkers do…”

Of course, Lilly didn’t spend six years on that island for nothing: She ends her little recitation with a Lost-worthy cliffhanger about the Squickerwonker’s “horrible secret.”

Are they actually smoke monsters? Or maybe they exist in an alternate universe? Lilly says she doesn’t have any firm publishing plans yet for the book, so I guess we’ll all just have to hang in there for a while. But you know what? The whole thing actually sounds kind of cute. We’d totally pre-order a copy for ourselves our appropriately aged cousins next Christmas.

http://popwatch.ew.com/2010/06/03/evangeline-lilly/

Coming Soon to Bookshelf Near You!

Posted by The ODI on Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Hey All,
I am very proud to announce our very good friend, LOST recapper, and fellow ODI LOSTcast partner Vozzek69 has written a book on LOST.

We do not have too many details besides that it will be coming soon and that you can now find him on Twitter @Vozzek

Also he has sent over this cover for you all to check out:

http://the-odi.blogspot.com/2009/12/coming-soon-to-bookshelf-near-you.html