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About StormIt

StormIt is an independent publication for writing that begins with something real: lived experience, an obsession, or a question carried for years.

Health and the body, history and myth, the mind, music, society — its essays and guides are researched, edited, and designed to be kept, not skimmed. Each article carries its own editorial credit.

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33 pieces
01

Not From Here

Ancient astronaut claims and the evidence for human builders.

Ouroboros · Stage 311 min · Sep 19, 2026
02

The Occult Honestly

Séances and the search for hidden knowledge.

Ouroboros · Stage 312 min · Sep 19, 2026
03

The House That Would Not Stay Empty

Sleep paralysis and the evidence behind haunted rooms.

Ouroboros · Stage 313 min · Sep 19, 2026
04

I Have Been Here Before

Childhood memory and consciousness near death

Ouroboros · Stage 211 min · Sep 18, 2026
05

Written Before It Happened

Prophecy calendars and the evidence for foreknowledge

Ouroboros · Stage 211 min · Sep 18, 2026
06

The Hidden Hand

Secret societies and the evidence behind claims of hidden power.

Ouroboros · Stage 113 min · Sep 18, 2026
07

The Missing Chapter

Lost lands and what archaeology can establish about the past.

Ouroboros · Stage 213 min · Sep 18, 2026
08

The Sky Is Not Empty

UFOs and UAPs in witness accounts and the public record.

Ouroboros · Stage 116 min · Sep 18, 2026
09

How 1917 Turned Russia Into America's Arch-Enemy: The Red Bear Rises

In a single year, 1917, the oldest Russia the Eagle had ever known simply ceased to exist. From its opened ribs rose something new and red…

History & Myth29 min · Jul 5, 2026
10

George Kennan, the Long Telegram, and Containment: The Word That Fenced the Bear

February 1946: a feverish diplomat in a freezing Moscow embassy answered a bureaucratic question with five thousand words that would organi…

History & Myth22 min · Jul 5, 2026
11

What Really Happened at Yalta: The Table Where the Future Cracked

February 1945: three exhausted men met in a palace by the Black Sea to divide a world that was already divided. Yalta did not crack the fut…

History & Myth21 min · Jul 5, 2026
12

How Catherine the Great Refused to Crush the American Revolution: The Almost-Friendship

Britain begged the Bear for twenty thousand soldiers to crush the young republic. Catherine the Great said no — and armed the seas against…

History & Myth16 min · Jul 5, 2026