An Adventure into the Unknown Country Archive

Nearly three decades of work, brought to life through conversation.

I have just launched the new Unknowncountry.com, thanks to the support of subscribers and my own personal funds. This fresh version of the site is a big step forward, but I was not able to afford the powerful new search capabilities that would enable users to explore this vast site and the deep, amazing information it contains. Published since 1998, Unknowncountry.com is among the largest sites of its kind in the world, filled with articles and insights that are now nearly impossible to find.

What it will feel like to use

Imagine asking a real question — and receiving a thoughtful answer in my own voice, drawn from the full Unknown Country archive.

What only it can do

Because it has in-depth knowledge of the entire archive, it can do something no person ever could:

• Trace a single thread across decades.
• Draw parallels between interviews that share the same phenomena.
• Reference a journal entry from 2003 that bears on something said last week.

It can find patterns, draw conclusions, and reveal connections that no one — not even me — has ever put together before.

It's less a search engine than a research companion that has read every journal entry, every news article, every experiencer account, and listened to every Dreamland episode, every Mystical Underground, every subscriber special — nearly three decades of work, all there, ready to explore with you.