It's Not About What You Tell The

The Greatest Story Ever Told Is, In Fact, The Greatest Story Ever Sold

Coincidence Was A Concept He Did Not Entirely Trust. As Someone Who Had Spent His Life Exploring The Hidden Interconnectivity Of Disparate Emblems And Ideologies, Langdon Viewed The World As A Web Of Profoundly Intertwined Histories And Events. The Connections May Be Invisible, He Often Preached To His Symbology Classes At Harvard, But They Are Always There, Buried Just Beneath The Surface.

It's Not About What You Tell The Reader, It's About What You Conceal.

My Interest In Secret Societies Is The Product Of Many Experiences, Some I Can Discuss, Others I Cannot.

Science Tells Me God Must Exist. My Mind Tells Me I Will Never Understand God. And My Heart Tells Me I Am Not Meant To.