Fictional Works

There are a few fictional works within the Krandallverse that explore and support esoteric truths.
 * The Dark Zodiac of Xibalba: The Testament of Elmaziel, translated, compiled, and edited by Dr. Rodolpo M. Orozco, UNAM Mexico City- material recorded and transcribed from the ravings of an unidentified mental patient in Guatemala in 1959. Over the next three years, Dr. Orozco, an expert on ancient Mesoamerican languages, and some of his graduate students at UNAM painstakingly transcribed 80+ hours of recordings in Proto-Mayan, to Quiche, then into Spanish.  Ten bound copies of the Spanish translation were printed by the university and several were distributed to the students who aided in its’ creation.  Rumor has it that in his later years, Orozco was working independently to produce an English translation with a Forward and Introduction relating the strange tale of the manuscript’s origins, and sought to have it published in America.  Dr. Orozco died in a fire in his home in 1979 and the original tapes, his notes, and all copies of his manuscript were destroyed in the fire.  No publishers in America or elsewhere will admit to having ever heard of the book, despite claims by friends and family that Orozco had been in contact with and had sent excerpts to several of them.  The only two known existing copies of the manuscript are held securely in the archives of the UNAM Library in Mexico City – one hand-written in Proto-Mayan and one bound and printed in Spanish.  UNAM makes no claim as to their legitimacy, and the strange story of their origin remains untold.  (p35 NaNoWriMo)


 * Revelations of Daf-id ad-Bav-il (David of Babylon), by Izabella Sobakova Dodd- several unpublished handwritten volumes channeled in Los Angeles between 1925 and 1939 (p123 Hyperion and the Giants)
 * Praeter Velum: Metaphysica Magicae pro Tironibus, by Fyodor Owl Scaliger (First Edition 2014)- self-published work of magic and mysticism, containing the only known published excerpts from the above "lost" works. The Latin title roughly translates to "Beyond the Veil: Metaphysical Magic for Beginners."  Strangely, this book is not for sale, but copies are available on loan from only one store, Madame Eugenia's Candles, Crystals, and Books in North Las Vegas. (p35, 37, 123 ibid.)