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Veritence Publishing, Inc. is the official website of John L. Casey, a well-known researcher and climate change author of thought-provoking, compelling science books and science research, as well as sci-fi works under the pen name “G.C. Conrad”. This platform is also designed to showcase the publications of other researchers and authors and provide a resource for aspiring authors to publish their first book.

Authors and Researchers Currently Available At This Site

Books by the authors listed below are available at Amazon.com your favorite bookstore, or the author’s separately linked website.

  • Mr. John L. Casey: science books: Cold Sun, Dark Winter, Upheaval!
  • Mr. G.C. Conrad: science fiction books: The Mercury Anthology, The Cold!

  • Dr. Robert Williscroft: An extensive collection of sci-fi, including the Starman Jones Series, Mac McDowell Missions, The Starchild Saga, Oort Chronicles.

A Legacy of Research and Discovery

Mr. Casey is widely recognized for his  climate research where he asserts the Sun may be the primary cause of climate change, as detailed in his three science books (Cold Sun, Dark Winter, and Upheaval!). These works stem from his peer reviewed research paper which created the Relational Cycle Theory, or RC Theory. While the established scientific consensus is that mankind’s greenhouse gasses are the leading cause of climate change, Mr. Casey’s minority hypothesis continues to gain supporters in the public and scientific community.

In addition to Mr. Casey’s peer reviewed research and support from other scientists internationally, Newsmax Media recognized the importance of Cold Sun in 2014. Newsmax acquired the rights, had the book improved, and republished as Dark Winter in 2015. At the same time, Newsmax created a one-hour television documentary on Mr. Casey and the book. A link to the documentary is found under Dark Winter at this site. As a result, Dark Winter achieved notable success. It became an Amazon bestseller during July and August 2015 across multiple categories, including climate change, astronomy and astrophysics, weather, and Earth science.

As a former Senior Field Engineer on the Space Shuttle program, he was asked on multiple occasions to provide space program advice to the House of Representatives Science Committee, NASA Headquarters, and the White House. See specifics at the Career Summary and Highlights section of this website. During his most productive climate research period (2007-2017), he was President/founder of the private research organization, the Space and Science Research Center (SSRC). During this time, he also co-founded a second private research company, the International Earthquake and Volcano Prediction Center (IEVPC). Both organizations had teams of contributing scientists from the fields of climatology, seismology, and volcanology. 

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Works of John L. Casey

"Cold Sun" by John L. Casey explores the risks of the Sun entering a hibernation phase, illustrated with a vivid blue solar depiction and Earth.

Cold Sun

An exploration of the Sun’s long-term cycles and their effect on Earth’s climate.

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Book cover titled "Dark Winter" by John L. Casey. It discusses the sun's role in causing a 30-year cold spell, highlighted in bold text.

Dark Winter

A compelling investigation into the coming climate shifts and their potential impact on global weather patterns.

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Book cover titled "UPHEAVAL!" by John L. Casey, featuring a collapsed building and rubble, highlighting the theme of impending catastrophic earthquakes.

Upheaval!

A provocative examination of how historically large earthquakes and volcanic eruptions may be coming any day now. How these deadly events are tied to climate variations as described in the RC Theory.

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Relational Cycle Theory

The Relational Cycle Theory, or RC Theory, is posted here for study. This theory is the cornerstone for all of Mr. Casey’s research and subsequent science publications.

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Works of G.C. Conrad

"The Mercury Anthology" cover features a large, glowing yellow celestial body with a shadowed planet in front, emphasizing its sci-fi short stories theme.

The Mercury Anthology

A collection of science fiction and essays blending imaginative storytelling with scientific and speculative concepts.

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Two figures hold hands against a stark icy landscape on the cover of "THE COLD! A Novel" by G. C. Conrad, evoking themes of solitude and resilience.

The Cold!

A chilling sci-fi novel pitting heroes vs. villains set in the year 2038. A brilliant though criminal U.S. President attempts to take control of the planet using man-made global warming. Mother Nature and our heroes foil his evil scheme.

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Works of Dr. Robert Williscroft

Dr. Robert G. Williscroft is a retired submarine officer, deep-sea and saturation diver, scientist, author of 23 books and hundreds of articles, and a lifelong adventurer. He spent 22 months underwater, a year in the equatorial Pacific, three years in the Arctic ice pack, and a year at the Geographic South Pole. He holds degrees in Marine Physics and Meteorology and a doctorate for developing a system to protect SCUBA divers in contaminated water. A prolific author of both non-fiction, submarine technothrillers, and hard science fiction, he lives in Centennial, Colorado. 

     Dr. Williscroft is a member of Colorado Author’s League, Independent Association of Science Fiction & Fantasy Authors, Science Fiction Writers of America, Libertarian Futurist Society, Los Angeles Adventurers’ Club, Mensa, Military Officer’s Association, American Legion, US Sub Vets, and the NRA, and now spends most of his time writing his next book, speaking to various regional groups, and hanging out with the girl of his dreams, Jill, and her two cats.

Click here to visit Dr. Robert G. Williscroft’s website.