Marie D. Jones is the best-selling author of over 20 non-fiction books on disaster preparedness, the paranormal, ancient knowledge, unknown mysteries, UFOs and alien technology, surveillance and technology, conspiracy theories, metaphysics, spirituality, and cutting-edge science, including “PSIence,” “Destiny VS. Choice,” ” “The Déjà vu Enigma,” “11:11 – The Time Prompt Phenomenon,” “Mind Wars,” and “The Power of Archetypes.” She wrote “Supervolcano: The Catastrophic Event that Changed the Course of Human History” with her father, geophysicist Dr. John Savino. Her newest releases include “The Disaster Survival Guide: How to Prepare for and Survive Floods, Fires, Earthquakes, and More,” “Celebrity Ghosts and Notorious Hauntings,” “Earth Magic,” and “New Witchcraft,” with upcoming releases including “The Toxin Conspiracies: The Systematic Poisoning of Our Food, Water, Air, and Bodies,” “The Natural Health Guide,” “Ancient Technologies and Suppressed Sciences,” and “The Freemasons.” She is also a novelist, with a middle grade novel series, “EKHO- Evil Kid Hunting Organization” written with her son, Max; and a modern fantasy novel, “Black Wolf, White Swan,” which has been optioned for film and an adult horror novel, “13” coming in early 2021 from Vesuvian Books.
She is also the creator of the new line of fun and funky journals called, “Attitudenals: Journals With Attitude.”
She has appeared on the History Channel’s “Nostradamus Effect” and “Ancient Aliens” television series. A former radio show host herself, she has been interviewed on over 2,000 radio shows and podcasts worldwide, including Coast to Coast AM, NPR, The Shirley MacLaine Show, and Midnight in the Desert, and in dozens of print and online publications. She has lectured at events across the country on a variety of subjects.
Marie is also an optioned screenwriter with projects in various stages of development with Bright Frontier Films/881 Productions, including a sci fi/adventure, “Project Aurora” in pre-production. She is venturing into producing with her own company, “Where’s Lucy? Productions,” and is currently developing the Maybelline cosmetics family empire story for television based on the book she co-wrote with heiress Sharrie Williams. She is also an indie filmmaker with a short film, “Kings Boulevard” which she wrote and executive produced for RockChalk Pictures hitting film festivals; a short film based on the Stephen King short story “Graduation Afternoon” in pre-production; and a number of projects for 2020 and beyond in development, including a science fiction feature film.
Jones is a fully trained disaster responder with CERT/Homeland Security and is now teaching classes on emergency and disaster preparedness. Her training includes everything from disaster assessment to active shooter and terrorism response, first aid and triage, urban and rural search and rescue, and trauma psychology. She is also a trained Red Cross shelter worker, and a licensed amateur radio operator.
Marie lives in San Marcos, California and is the proud mom of one amazing son, Max.
Her websites are www.mariedjones.com and www.whereslucyproductions.com.
She is also the creator of the new line of fun and funky journals called, “Attitudenals: Journals With Attitude.”
She has appeared on the History Channel’s “Nostradamus Effect” and “Ancient Aliens” television series. A former radio show host herself, she has been interviewed on over 2,000 radio shows and podcasts worldwide, including Coast to Coast AM, NPR, The Shirley MacLaine Show, and Midnight in the Desert, and in dozens of print and online publications. She has lectured at events across the country on a variety of subjects.
Marie is also an optioned screenwriter with projects in various stages of development with Bright Frontier Films/881 Productions, including a sci fi/adventure, “Project Aurora” in pre-production. She is venturing into producing with her own company, “Where’s Lucy? Productions,” and is currently developing the Maybelline cosmetics family empire story for television based on the book she co-wrote with heiress Sharrie Williams. She is also an indie filmmaker with a short film, “Kings Boulevard” which she wrote and executive produced for RockChalk Pictures hitting film festivals; a short film based on the Stephen King short story “Graduation Afternoon” in pre-production; and a number of projects for 2020 and beyond in development, including a science fiction feature film.
Jones is a fully trained disaster responder with CERT/Homeland Security and is now teaching classes on emergency and disaster preparedness. Her training includes everything from disaster assessment to active shooter and terrorism response, first aid and triage, urban and rural search and rescue, and trauma psychology. She is also a trained Red Cross shelter worker, and a licensed amateur radio operator.
Marie lives in San Marcos, California and is the proud mom of one amazing son, Max.
Her websites are www.mariedjones.com and www.whereslucyproductions.com.
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