The Hollow Earth

Franklin Titus Ives

What if the Earth is hollow, warmed from within, and its oceans fed by hidden fires? Franklin Ives argues the case through icebergs, the Gulf Stream, earthquakes, and volcanoes, asking what volcanoes are actually for. A wonderfully strange nineteenth-century theory of the planet, argued in earnest. For lovers of bold ideas and the outer edges of old science. Descend into the fringe.