Paul Chiasson

About the Author

Paul Chiasson is a Canadian architect and historian whose passion for uncovering hidden chapters of global exploration has led him to challenge conventional narratives of discovery. With a background in design and a keen eye for archaeological evidence, Chiasson delves into the mysteries of ancient voyages, proposing bold theories that bridge Eastern and Western histories. His seminal work, The Island of Seven Cities: Where the Chinese Settled When They Discovered America, meticulously argues for pre-Columbian Chinese settlements in North America, drawing on maps, artifacts, and environmental clues from Cape Breton Island. Through rigorous research and engaging prose, Chiasson invites readers to reconsider the timelines of human migration and cultural exchange, blending scholarly depth with accessible storytelling to illuminate forgotten paths of the past.