The first three books of this series are currently available only as ebooks (a single volume containing all three books of the first trilogy is available in paperback), with at least six more Recollections books to follow. Each book is designed to be both thought-provoking and satisfying without becoming too large an investment of your time; many readers excitedly go through an entire book in a single sitting and find themselves asking for more. It is hoped that you will enjoy what they have to offer. 

Will he finish his novel in time? Will he end up with the woman of his dreams? Will he choose to anchor himself in reality, or lose himself in his own fiction? And which of these would really be the better outcome?

Contains some mature content.

The eBook edition of Lost and Not Found is available for free under , though in the interest of allowing you to support the author and the future of publishing you can also pay for the eBook through this site or -if you own a kindle- through Amazon’s kindle store.

The eBook edition is currently available in the following formats. If you convert the book into another format (or a better-looking version of any of the following; I don’t have an eReader or kindle or such to test them, so they might not be … quite right…), please email me a copy or leave a comment with a link, and I’ll add it to the list below and give you credit.

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(252 pages, (c)2003-2004,
ISBN: 978-1-934516-01-0)

The second edition of the paperback release of Lost and Not Found features a brand new cover design and a few typographical and editorial changes from its original release, but is basically the same book that was originally released in 2003.  Four books in one that all tell the same story (The main character, writing a novel, the first book he tries to write -about a superhero- and the second book he tries to write -about his personal romantic history- followed by the strange, final story whose fantastic details it would not be fit to reveal prior to their discovery through the course of the novel…), perhaps a sort of autobiography where the author reveals his own past, future, and fantasies in the same complex tapestry of character-driven fiction, and a love story spanning multiple realities and serveral hearts’ desire just touch the tip of this literary iceberg.

This is the authors’ favorite of his books, so far, a novel equally close to home, universally accessible, and complex enough to present unique ideas to readers at all levels.  It contains some mature material, but is recommended for readers of all interests.

That boy, Larry, finds himself at the center of an adventure bigger than anything he’d ever dreamed of. And when Larry’s continuing adventure begins to effect his schoolwork, and then his teachers and his entire school, Larry’s not sure what he’s gotten himself into. When the effects of that seemingly innocent day begin to spread throughout - and then to threaten - his entire nation, Larry is forced to take action or face the destruction of the entire human race as a result of a single day of hooky.

Join Larry as he grows from a little boy into the last chance for survival that humanity may have, and find out just how complicated a happy ending can become…

Contains some violent content.

The two physical formats, detailed in the video below, are a single-disc MP3 CD release for $12.99 (ISBN: 978-1-934516-75-1) and a four-disc audio CD release for $24.99 (ISBN: 978-1-934516-76-8).  The audiobook is also available as a free download via Podiobooks.com.

The first chapter of the audiobook is immediately available for free, without signing up for a Podiobooks account, at dragonstruth.com - the official website of the novel.

(208 pages, (c)2004,
ISBN: 978-1-934516-02-7)

The second edition of the paperback release of Dragons’ Truth features a brand new cover design and a few typographical and editorial changes from its original release, but is still a multi-layered exploration of issues ranging from the 2003 American invasion of Iraq and the psychological segregation created by Academics between so-called “normal people” and Academia itself to a time-compressed progression of Christianity from its simple beginnings to its potentially world-changing future through the lens of one soul’s singular spiritual experience.  All this, while remaining -on its surface- a simple story, written for readers aged 8 to 12, about a boy who meets a dragon, and then the ensuing adventure and conflict that brings.

The eBook edition of Dragons’ Truth is available for free under , though in the interest of allowing you to support the author and the future of publishing you can also pay for the eBook through this site or -if you own a kindle- through Amazon’s kindle store.

The eBook edition is currently available in the following formats.  If you convert the book into another format (or a better-looking version of any of the following; I don’t have an eReader or kindle or such to test them, so they might not be … quite right…), please email me a copy or leave a comment with a link, and I’ll add it to the list below and give you credit.

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(128 pages, (c)2007,
ISBN: 978-1-934516-21-8)

This book is the second of the poetry journals that I’ve kept with me as I traveled, though unlike Worth 1k — Volume 1, most of the travel was back and forth to work and travel around town and travel into the many depths of depression.  There are still some attempts to capture something visual, but by the end of this journal it was clear to me that the bulk of the poems had more to do with my emotional landscape than with the physical landscape stretching out around me.

Rhiannon Hobkirk, someone I met shortly after the paperback edition of this work was put into print, said “This book will make you want to slit your wrists. The poetry itself is fantastic, and if suicidal is the mood you’re looking for, this is the perfect book to help you find it.“  Several other people who read it have said that it made them want to give me a big hug.  I count each of these responses as representative of having captured genuine emotion within this volume of poetry.  You can read 15 selected poems from this volume in this PDF Preview.

(416 pages, (c)2004-2006,
ISBN: 978-1-934516-40-9)

The first three books of the Recollections of an Alternate Past come together in a single printed edition, available for $24.99.