Atlantis,The Lost Kingdoms,Novel by Michael Kokkinaris

Would it be completely revolutionary if in the plot of a Novel we deciphered the indications that are present in the myths and geotectonic history of the Mediterranean of a world which was suddenly and violently lost about 12500 years ago?

Perhaps…

It would, however, be of interest to any reader who is intrigued by the 'myth' of Atlantis to read the complete 'story' of what we generally and abstractly call prehistory, especially today when specific branches of science are confirming the historical accuracy of so many of the myths in Greek mythology.

The Novel is essentially about the 'revelation' of a completely unknown world which must have also been the missing link between America and Europe 13 millennia before the birth of Christ and the memory of which was ultimately saved in the works of Plato about the distant Atlantis.

The Novel has 83 chapters and the plot has many twists and turns so as to keep the reader 's interest in the 'images' and events which he comes across for the first time in his life.

This is why on the back cover of the Novel I note: 'Have you ever wondered if everything that Plato refers to concerning Atlantis is not finally a 'myth' but the recollection of an incredibly luminous world which was lost suddenly without leaving any discernible traces of its existence?'

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