The Anunnaki of Nibiru

This is a really tough book to evaluate. It is a great primer for anyone who wants to read the more dense Sitchin books. The author establishes a clear hypothesis and point of view. He then proceeds to try to prove this hypothesis using many lines of evidence including ancient records and legends, a......more

I read a few of the other comments regarding this book before starting my own review which is something I like to do in reference to all my book reviews. I typically review the ratings twice: one before reading the book and once after. I do agree with the grammatical errors, incoherent ramblings, an......more

I read a few reviews before diving into "The Anunnaki of Nibiru" by Gerald R. Clark, and I understand the criticisms around grammar issues and the book's tendency to meander without clear transitions. However, despite these shortcomings, I won't dismiss the entire book based on these human errors. C......more

However, there is too many inventions, and also the ridiculous point of Enki "good", Enlil "bad", then Jesus good, but his "father" bad... and the whole pathtic anti Jewish feeling that comes with it. A bit pathetic.......more

The truth is better than fiction. I really enjoyed this book. It was very intriguing with lots of supportive evidence backing an incredible hypothesis of the past, present, and future.......more