My policy on making my research available

In my opinion, the research I’ve carried out is in the public interest and, as such, goes far beyond my personal interests.

That’s why I wanted to make all my publications (books, articles and videos) available online free of charge.

Indeed, I’m driven by a sincere desire to share knowledge that I believe is very useful for a better understanding of our history, our origins and our beliefs.

That’s why I’ve made a sincere effort in the past to put all my books online in the form of articles, broken down into chapters.
You can see this for yourself by visiting the :

ARTICLES

However, like everyone else, I’m faced with financial constraints and a lack of time to complete my entire project, even though all my research has been finalised and it’s now just a question of putting it together.

I’ve come to the conclusion that the only way for me to continue this work is to finance it through the sale of my books.

I’m also hoping to find a reputable publisher soon, so that my work can be distributed much more widely.

In this respect, I am absolutely convinced that Volume 2 and each of its 10 books will arouse enormous interest.

In the meantime, I strongly encourage you to read the digital book, as this will not change anything in terms of its practical value:

• The digital book’s table of contents gives instant access to the part of the book that interests you.
• Immediate access to a large number of references and footnotes supporting the arguments developed in the text via hypertext links. This makes reading and browsing much easier.
• Hieroglyphic images are also present in digital books, but this is not always possible in online articles, as it is far too time-consuming for me to insert them manually one by one. Eventually, I’ll only be able to include logograms or transliterations of hieroglyphs in online articles. This is another reason why the paper book will be a challenge, as the insertion of hieroglyphs makes its layout more complex.