“Isis Incarnate follows a Vatican operative through a labyrinthine conspiracy connecting ancient aliens, Egyptian mythology, and the American Civil War to humanity’s hidden origins. Author WH Clark blends historical fiction, science fiction, and esoteric theory into a wildly unconventional thriller that prioritizes audacious imagination over narrative coherence.”
KEYWORDS: Creative nonfiction, The Osireion at Abydos, Egyptology, ancient aliens, History Channel
256 pages 6x9 Trade book Available as a Paperback, PDF book, or ebook Read a 15-page preview at Blurb.com
Lucifer, Lincoln, and Little Green Men
WH Clark’s Isis Incarnate is the literary equivalent of a conspiracy board where every string leads somewhere genuinely unexpected — and occasionally somewhere completely unhinged. Kase Clearey, Vatican operative and self-appointed Lucifer, navigates Civil War battlefields, Egyptian mythology, and extraterrestrial intervention with the serene confidence of a man who has read everything and trusted none of it. Clark’s prose lurches gloriously between pseudo-scientific gravity lectures and breathless revelation. The narrative architecture is, generously speaking, impressionistic. Yet the sheer ambition here is almost disarming — a fever dream that dares you to look away and somehow makes looking away impossible.
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