3797 Countdown is a story filled with controversy. It is a story about three friends, one of whom thinks he may have found answers to some of the prophecies about the end of the world. As the three... More > high school friends reunite, a conversation begins where one of them explains how the end-times prophecies are being fulfilled. He thinks we are already in Armageddon and the Great War is just around the corner.
As the story unfolds, he weaves together predictions from different sources to try to explain recent and future events; and to what end they might be leading to. The information comes from ancient and not-so-ancient writings: from the Bible to Nostradamus, from the Aztecs and Mayans to Edgar Cayce, from the Hindus to the Fatima visions, from Astrology and Numerology to Astronomy and Astrophysics; and connects some of the prophecies to actual news reports.
It is bold, shocking and offensive. It may incite fear in some readers and anger in others but may also inspire hope in a few.< Less
3797 Countdown is a story filled with controversy. It is a story about three friends, one of whom thinks he may have found answers to some of the prophecies about the end of the world. As the three... More > high school friends reunite, a conversation begins where one of them explains how the end-times prophecies are being fulfilled. He thinks we are already in Armageddon and the Great War is just around the corner.
As the story unfolds, he weaves together predictions from different sources to try to explain recent and future events; and to what end they might be leading to. The information comes from ancient and not-so-ancient writings: from the Bible to Nostradamus, from the Aztecs and Mayans to Edgar Cayce, from the Hindus to the Fatima visions, from Astrology and Numerology to Astronomy and Astrophysics; and connects some of the prophecies to actual news reports.
It is bold, shocking and offensive. It may incite fear in some readers and anger in others but may also inspire hope in a few.< Less
Chronic Conundrums is a collection of modern poetry inspired by 20 years of living in the nuclear age. The style can be considered Nuclear-age Romanticism; and the subjects vary from the very... More > serious to lighthearted. It is spiritual without being religious, it is introspective without being self-centered, and it is surprisingly entertaining without being pretentious.
This collection of poems has been twenty years in the making and reflects the transitions of life and cyclic nature of time; as well as providing some tongue-in-cheek breaks and lighter subjects along the way. There are poems about love and hate, joy and pain, desire and loss, life and death, nature and technology, as well as a host of others.
The subjects range across the spectrum of human reflection on the very nature of experiential living. The book is more than a mere collection, however, and represents an intriguing puzzle through the content, layout and construction itself.< Less
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