Laurent GuyenotLaurent Guyénot was born in France in 1960. After graduating as an engineer from the École Nationale Supérieure de Techniques Avancées in Paris, and working in the armaments industry in the United States for two years, he turned to the study of religous history and anthropology. He has earned a PhD in Medieval Studies at La Sorbonne, Paris, and has since authored several groundbreaking books in French on medieval "narrative anthropology," most recently The Bleeding Spear (2010) and Fairy Death (2011). He has also published an investigation into the psychological and social damage of mass pornography. He has been researching America's "deep history" for the last five years, and has been a contributor to Voltairenet.org. JFK-911 is his first book in English. Other books by Laurent Guyénot, in French: La Lance qui saigne: Métatextes et hypertextes du "Conte du Graal" de Chré-tien de Troyes (2014) ; La mort féerique: Anthropologie médiévale du merveilleux (XIIe-XVe siècle) (2011); Lumières nouvelles sur la réincarnation (2003); Les avatars de la réincarnation: une histoire de la transmigration, des croy-ances primitives au paradigme moderne (2000); Le Livre noir de l'industrie rose: De la pornographie á la criminalité sexuelle (2000); Jesus et Jean Baptiste: Enquête historique sur une rencontre légendaire (1998); The author sees the hand of the Israeli secret services behind the JFK murder, the 9/11 atrocity, and the decline of democratic freedoms in America. Read More Read Less