Vincent Gaddis
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Vincent Gaddis was an American writer and researcher best known for coining and popularizing the modern mystery surrounding the Bermuda Triangle in the mid-20th century.
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| instanceOf |
human
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non-fiction writer → researcher → writer → |
| activeInPeriod |
mid-20th century
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| countryOfCitizenship |
United States of America
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| fieldOfWork |
Bermuda Triangle
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paranormal phenomena → unexplained mysteries → |
| genre |
mystery
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paranormal literature → popular science → |
| hasWrittenAbout |
Bermuda Triangle
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mysterious disappearances → paranormal events → |
| influenced |
later Bermuda Triangle writers
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popular culture depictions of the Bermuda Triangle → |
| knownFor |
coining the term "Bermuda Triangle" in its modern mysterious sense
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popularizing the Bermuda Triangle mystery → |
| languageOfWorkOrName |
English
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| nationality |
American
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| notablePublication |
"The Deadly Bermuda Triangle"
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| notableWork |
Invisible Horizons
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Mysterious Fires and Lights → The Curious World of Twins → The Wide World of Weird → |
| occupation |
researcher
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writer → |
| placeOfActivity |
United States of America
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| publishedIn |
Argosy magazine
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| workFocusesOn |
mysterious disappearances of ships and aircraft
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unexplained phenomena at sea → |
Referenced by (1)
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Bermuda Triangle
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popularizedBy |