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<strong>Welcome to The Secret Wiki</strong> | <strong>Welcome to The Secret Wiki</strong> | ||
[[File:The Secret treasure book cover.jpg|thumb|Cover of the original 1982 edition of [[The Secret]].]] | [[File:The Secret treasure book cover.jpg|thumb|Cover of the original 1982 edition of [[The Secret]].]] | ||
Hello! | Hello! Here’s where we compile and share information relevant to [[The Secret]], a book published in 1982 by [[Byron Preiss]], with artwork by [[John Jude Palencar]] and additional contributions by [[John Pierard]], [[JoEllen Trilling]], [[Ben Asen]], [[Overton Loyd]], [[Sean Kelly]], and [[Ted Mann]], among others. If you’d like to contribute, please sign up for an account. | ||
''The Secret'' presents puzzles consisting of [[verses]] and paintings. There are twelve of each, leading to twelve pairings corresponding to cities in North America. If solved, the puzzles lead the searcher to dig at a physical spot, where a unique [[casque]] can be found. Of the twelve casques, three have currently been [[Found Casques|located]]. | ''The Secret'' presents puzzles consisting of [[verses]] and paintings. There are twelve of each, leading to twelve pairings corresponding to cities in North America. If solved, the puzzles lead the searcher to dig at a physical spot, where a unique [[casque]] can be found. Of the twelve casques, three have currently been [[Found Casques|located]]. | ||
''Please note:'' This is a resource for documented information. It is not a soapbox for individual opinions; there are several online communities for that. Any skewed, falsely-authoritative language (“the casque is almost certainly buried…”) will be removed. | |||
Revision as of 14:18, 11 October 2025
Welcome to The Secret Wiki
Hello! Here’s where we compile and share information relevant to The Secret, a book published in 1982 by Byron Preiss, with artwork by John Jude Palencar and additional contributions by John Pierard, JoEllen Trilling, Ben Asen, Overton Loyd, Sean Kelly, and Ted Mann, among others. If you’d like to contribute, please sign up for an account.
The Secret presents puzzles consisting of verses and paintings. There are twelve of each, leading to twelve pairings corresponding to cities in North America. If solved, the puzzles lead the searcher to dig at a physical spot, where a unique casque can be found. Of the twelve casques, three have currently been located.
Please note: This is a resource for documented information. It is not a soapbox for individual opinions; there are several online communities for that. Any skewed, falsely-authoritative language (“the casque is almost certainly buried…”) will be removed.