Vincent GaddisVincent H. Gaddis (December 28, 1913-February 26, 1997) is a former newspaperman, perhaps best known for giving the "Bermuda Triangle" its name. He specialized in exploring the borderland between fact and myth. He published thousands of articles in hndreds of national periodicals, among them True, Argosy, Saga, and Fate. He is the author of seven books on occult and anthropological puzzles, including Mysterious Fires and Lights, Invisible Horizons, and The Curious World of Twins. Read More Read Less