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 At least one other permanent resident of Kempton moved there because of 
Adventurers Unlimited. E.P. Grondine is a self-published author who came 
to Kempton a few years ago, after Childress agreed to distribute his book 
Man and Impact in the Americas, about the effects of asteroids and comets 
on the evolution of the first inhabitants of the western hemisphere. 
"David Hatcher Childress is the most successful publisher of fringe 
literature in the United States," Grondine writes in an e-mail. "And I 
wanted to learn how he did it." He bought a house in Kempton "for about 
one year's rent in Chicago" and got to work on a second book. But lately 
he and Childress haven't been getting along. Grondine says he's now 
working on a piece about Childress's involvement with Kieninger and other 
members of the Stelle group. Childress wouldn't speak on the record about 
Grondine.

Reader, Sep 2006, "Atlantis Ho" MIke Sula