The Superstition Mountains: What’s in a Name
In the mid-1700s, according to accounts passed down through the years, a group of Jesuit missionaries led 240 gold-laden mules across southern Arizona. The group…
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Jacob Waltz and the Elusive Lost Dutchman Mine
Somewhere in the Superstition Mountains east of Phoenix, Arizona, there may or may not be a gold mine. Nobody has ever found it and nobody…
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Dead in the Superstition Mountains
Jagged volcanic rock, deep canyons, saguaro cactus standing guard on the ridgelines. People come from all over the world to hike the Superstition Mountains east…
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The Black Legion of the Superstition Mountains
There is a legend that has circulated around the Superstition Mountains for decades. It goes something like this. Somewhere in the remote interior of those…
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Arizona | History | Paranormal
Strange Things in the Superstition Mountains
Not everything that happens in the Superstition Mountains involves gold or murder. Some of it is just plain strange. People have been reporting strange experiences…
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Connally Air Force 1950 UFO Sighting
The Report Filed in Waco Seven miles north of Waco, Texas, sat Connally Air Force Base, a military installation built for training pilots. In the…
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The Man in the Hebrew Cemetery
There’s a grave in Corsicana, Texas that has puzzled people for more than a hundred years. The headstone doesn’t have a name on it. It…
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Welcome to the Atomic Clockwork Publishing Blog
We’re glad you’re here. Atomic Clockwork Publishing was created with one simple goal: to bring distinctive books and unforgettable stories to readers who crave something…
