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Lost Wisdom

The thought was fleeting, quickly shrouded in ephemeral mists as if the fates denied such profound wisdom to any woman or man. All that was left was a feeling of having known something paramount, quickly followed by vain efforts to remember such an essential truth, a glimpse into unbounded certainty. Now, only the faintest whisper in the halls of forgotten memories.

Running a weeklong promotion on Echoes for $0.99. Check it out:

Echoes of Reality, Kindle Version

Sometimes I examine debates about serious issues and come to a perplexing conclusion. Often, each side speaks a truth that is entirely valid and also at odds with the 'other' side. Does this mean that truth then is simply a matter of perspective?

I decided to post a couple recent reviews of my book that you may be interested in reading, especially if you are looking to purchase. So far, people have enjoyed the novel. If you get a copy, I hope you enjoy it as well!

Artisan Books

Goodreads

"Isn't it interesting that the same people who laugh at science fiction listen to weather forecasts and economists?" R.A.J. Phillips

A little blurb about my book on YouTube! Thought I'd share some thoughts on my new book!

Echoes of Reality on YouTube

Well, now that my book is published and just waiting for some promotions to start, thought I would share one of my recent amateur astronomy images of the Orion Nebula with Running Man! You can kind of make out Running Man as the Gumby-like nebula to the left.

I definitely need to get the telescope back out there when the clouds clear!

If you are interested, check out an interview I did on Awesome Gang:

Interview

Echoes of Reality: The Hidden War just went live this morning on Amazon! Check it out and leave a review!! I hope you all take a look and if you get a copy, you enjoy the novel.

I always welcome any comments you may have about the book.

Amazon Link

Just finished the final submission for my book. Looks like everything should be available by Feb. 9th! In the meantime, here is another chapter to look over if you liked the first one: Chapter Two: Notre-Dame (848 AD)