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The Novels
Twenty novels spanning magical realism, science fiction, metaphysical fantasy, and contemporary fiction, plus four essays on modern metaphysics.
Sixteen-year-old Scintilla becomes the unwitting vessel of a clandestine genetic experiment — one designed to produce a child born with full memory of everything that preceded his first breath. What the scientists believe to be a biological trial is, in truth, something far older, and far beyond their comprehension.
In the priestly schools of ancient Egypt, a boy with unusual gifts is claimed by the goddess Isis before he can understand what it means to be chosen. Set against the sacred temples of Philae and the dark magic of Memphis, this is the story of a Hierophant forged in the furnace of eternal truth.
Two men collapse simultaneously across the ocean, trapped in an inexplicable coma. As they feverishly type binary code and eerie lyrics, a cybersecurity team uncovers a terrifying reality: an autonomous lunar intelligence exists. On New Year’s Day, humanity’s future resets. Are we masters, or digital Trojan horses?
In a dystopian New York gripped by pandemics and acid rain, nurse Margarita and detective Paul O’Neill encounter a mysterious woman with a vacant stare. Their investigation into her “dementia” reveals a scientific conspiracy and a shadow network struggling to survive a global reset of humanity
From the rolling decks of a Navy destroyer to the intimate rooms of a Brooklyn brownstone, Colored Dreams traces the quiet life of a man who accumulates losses as tenderly as he accumulates love. A novel about loneliness, unexpected grace, and the stories we leave behind, told, in the end, by those who receive them.
After discovering a mysterious double clock, philosophy professor Liam Evans is thrust into a parallel world: Terra, a planet with twin moons.As realities collide, Liam and Sandra Livingston must navigate a web of “Travelers” and ancient secrets to maintain a fragile cosmic balance and solve the riddle
In the small American town of Copperville, a series of mysterious forces manipulate the lives of its inhabitants through shadows that move between worlds. Art, theater, love, and mortality intertwine as a young woman’s rise to stardom unfolds under the silent influence of the unseen, forces that no human will, however fierce, can fully outrun.
Copperville, 1973. A small American town sets the stage for its grandest celebration in sixty years — a week of performances, ambitions, old secrets and new desires. Behind every decision, every alliance, every rehearsed smile, an unseen hand arranges the pieces. In this town, the real play is never the one on stage.
Spanning millennia and dimensions, Discontinuum Protocol weaves together the fall of Atlantis, the esoteric circles of 1920s Paris, and the sacred rituals of mid-20th century Cairo into a single, breathtaking arc. At its heart lies a mystery older than civilization itself: the promised return of the First Family, and the hidden protocol that makes it possible.
James McCormick, a reclusive retired Englishman, collapses alone in his restaurant on the banks of the Thames and slips into a coma. A French widow who knows him only through a vintage film group on Facebook crosses the Channel to find him. Between two strangers, something neither of them expected begins to emerge.
At forty-five, a Wall Street broker walks away from his career and into the unknown. Guided by encrypted manuscripts, cryptic visions, and encounters that defy coincidence, Rick King finds himself drawn into a secret brotherhood whose corrupted purpose may reshape his understanding of consciousness, reality, and the hidden architecture of the human soul.
In the ruins of a twenty-sixth-century Earth, where humanity has stopped dreaming and language itself has been reduced to a tool of survival, a celestial being from an ancient Order chooses to stay behind. Inhabiting human form across successive lives, he carries a single mission: to awaken, in those still able to receive it, the visionary dream of Completion.
In the year 2514, an intelligence analyst awakens on a planet a hundred million light-years from Earth, his memory shattered, his senses rewritten by technologies beyond human imagination. What begins as a mission of recovery becomes an inexorable initiation into a cosmic order whose stakes extend far beyond the survival of any single world.
The year is 2250 and humanity is quietly retreating from the stars. Assigned to captain a decommissioned space junkyard on its final mission, the irreverent Pete Duran sets off across a shrinking solar system with a forged marriage certificate, a woman he barely knows, and an AI that is beginning to ask questions no one programmed it to ask.
In a far future where a solar storm has erased all life from Earth, a being of singular origin, part computer, part android, part human, awakens alone in orbit above a reborn planet. What follows is a saga of creation, consciousness, and transcendence: the reinvention of humanity, across both flesh and the immeasurable architecture of the soul.
In a future where humanity has reached the stars but not itself, Squadron Leader Takata Vagia is tasked with solving the mystery of a returning spacecraft whose crew has vanished without explanation. What begins as a military investigation unfolds into a journey toward the outermost boundaries of consciousness, genetics, and the nature of life itself.
Through letters, reflections and questions addressed to a child, a father explores the hidden metaphysical layers of everyday life, from the nature of the Self and the origins of consciousness to angels, dimensions and the mystery of creation. A deeply personal and philosophically bold essay on what it means to be human.
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A landing ship leaves Piraeus with thirty-six patients bound for Leros, people who will never return. Among the crew, the exiles and the doctors, six extraordinary patients each carry within them a historical figure who refuses to fall silent. A journey with no return, for everyone.
Poland, December 1942. David, a Jewish doctor in a Nazi camp, watches two hundred people leave every morning for the crematorium while he stays alive. When he discovers the cost of survival, he performs the last act that belongs entirely to him.
Washington, December 31, 2060. Nine research teams voted 4–4 on the future of artificial intelligence. Dr. Dixa Lugun, head of the ninth team, which is also tied, must decide alone. But as the night goes on, she discovers that her vote may already have been cast, by a part of her she did not remember existed.
Ilaeira, Taygetus, 1410. Demetrios Spartinos is born on the same day as a prince he will never meet. He grows up with his father’s horses, learns the sword without asking to, and lives in the shadow of a History that ignores him. A novel for those who are mentioned on no page.
A rigorous and uncompromising philosophical treatise, navigates the fault lines between science and metaphysics, reason and faith, the individual self and the cosmic whole. Neither a manual of comfort nor a system of belief, it is a sustained argument for the one metaphysics that cannot be purchased or delegated: the examined life.
What is man and why does he exist? The Metaphysics of Existence answers with arguments, not with dogma. Second volume of the series Modern Metaphysics Legacy, this treatise maps Creation from the Absolute to matter, explains how consciousness works and puts man where he belongs: a secondary creator, able to know himself through lived experience.
The 22 Major Arcana are not fortune-telling cards. They are maps of an experiential journey that begins with the Magician, the moment consciousness takes on its first responsibility, and ends with the World. Panos Sakelis reads the Hermetic tradition through three layers: the teaching of the Tarot, Modern Metaphysics and modern science, showing that they speak of the same field.