"Buckle in, smart readers, for this riotous roller-coaster ride through a landscape of dreams, alien teaching machines, and... More > a cast of characters who never, once, turn out to be quite what they seem... Philip K Dick would love this book! And if you don't recognize PKD, the master himself, lurking barely-disguised behind the swirling black eyes of King's character H. F. Kurtz, as this book so eloquently recommends, "pay attention, you fool!" – Vincent Casspriano, Jr., author of "The Simplest Path to Personal and Planetary Transformation: Free Your Mind" < Less

By day she was Linda Herman, mild mannered cashier at the Mobile Gas & Wash on Highway 25. By night she was Mercuria,... More > shape-shifter extraordinaire - and this very night, Mercuria would face the greatest challenge of her career... "A redemptive tale of superpowers mysteriously gained and lustily abused, but which ultimately lead to transcendence and transformation; a plot at once entertaining and thought-provoking, with just the right mix of raw sexual tension and solid human insight. Wow." – Harold Zo, author of "Zo-Zen! Buddhist Essays and Insights from the Small Town 'Big Mind' of Harold Zo." < Less

"Think 'Office Space' with aliens... Sci-fi satire at its best. At once thought-provoking and laugh out loud funny..." –... More > Frank G. Wilkinson, author "The Golden Age of Flying Saucers: Classic UFO Sightings, Saucer Crashes and Extraterrestrial Contact Encounters" < Less

I recommend this collection to anyone who enjoys well-crafted, mind-bending science fiction. It’s more the psychological... More > variety of SF than the "nuts and bolts" kind, but in my book that's a good thing. If you prefer deeply realized, often troubled, but always interesting human characters to shiny spaceships and aliens with laser guns, this is the book for you - Janet Erinda, Amazon.com Review < Less

If I knew where to write to recommend a story for "best of the year" status, I would send a copy of “Heritage”… What... More > starts out as a sort of obvious little ghost story develops into one of the most remarkably moving commentaries on the interconnectedness of all life … that I have ever read. This story will forever change the way you look at your yard, guaranteed! – Janet Erinda, Amazon.com Review < Less

A violent, riotous tale of one damned soul’s desperate bid to escape a “ringed” Hell structured on Dante Alighieri’s... More > classic The Inferno, with a strangely sympathetic fallen angel and the Roman poet Virgil in hot pursuit. A fantastical blend of the Classical and contemporary! < Less

This informative, fast-paced, Gosh-wow joy-ride through the Golden Age of American flying saucer history profiles classic... More > contactees Richard Shaver, George Adamski and Truman Bethurum, as well as famous UFO events like the 1947 UFO crash at Roswell, New Mexico. Written for Middle Grade readers, ages 9 to 12. Includes more than 20 amazing photographs and illustrations, an extensive glossary, a recommended reading list, and seven "Flying Saucers Year by Year" reference fact pages! < Less

Do you think your thoughts, or do your thoughts think you? Do your core beliefs about reality –about God, about Humanity,... More > about what's possible for yourself, other people or for the future of our planet – serve you, or do you serve your beliefs? Are you trapped inside a mental "box" of perceived limitation that impedes your worldly success, that thwarts your spiritual development, and which prevents you from manifesting the very best inner and outer life you can imagine? What if everyone, everywhere, shared this same, sad state? How might breaking out of our "boxes" and freeing our minds improve our lives, revitalize our culture and open the door to a bright and bountiful future for all Humanity?

Best-selling author Esra Free writes: "[Casspriano] cuts through all the Traditional religious and New Age mystic mumbo jumbo to reveal a simple step by step path anyone can follow to personal enlightenment and the positive transformation of our world. An amazing achievement!" < Less

The exhilarating picture that emerges [from this line of reasoning] is of a rather (at least subjectively) small universe... More > teeming with a great diversity of life, of voices, views and possibilities – a universe in which, not only are we not alone, but in which planetary solitude and species isolation from the greater community of life stretching endlessly in every direction is by far the least likely possibility of all. What emerges is a picture of a universe in which – whether we know it or not, whether we like it or not – we are inseparably connected members of one Universal Family On-line... < Less

When flying saucer buffs think about aliens, a variety of images come to mind, from Blonde Pleiadians , Men In Black,... More > Reptilians, Mantis-types, and on and on... But for the general public, the word "alien" has become near-synonymous with "the Greys," those diminutive midnight abductors with bulbous heads and black, wrap-around eyes… Heartless creatures obsessed with human reproduction and cattle parts, these spectral Visitors present a perfect screen onto which our society projects its worst Millennial nightmares, as evidenced in the extreme by FOX TV's Dark Skies, in which Greys are found lurking behind every conspiratorial twist of modern history, as they manipulate our species toward global enslavement.The testimony of literally thousands of abductees leaves little doubt as to the existence of these beings. They are here. But what do we know, concretely, about their origin, nature and purpose among us? < Less