The Searcher is a series of late-night dialogues and an intellectual discourse between a man and a woman in which they discuss the Three Questions of Existence, the Seven Noble Themes, the Seven Deadly Sins, the Seven Virtues, the Seven Corporal Senses, and Life and Love in order to reach an understanding of why we exist and why we are here. It is a handbook of advice that can be carried at all times in order to help understand the meanings of life. It is a prose poem in chapters and a handbook of advice that can be carried at all times in order to help understand the meanings of life and is an antidote to the preachings and spirituality of THE PROPHET, published in 1923 by Kahlil Gibran.

An Atheist's Handbook describes the "Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How" of the author's transition from religious believer to religious nonbeliever in a logical, philosophical, and easy-to-read fashion. It should be required reading for everyone who does or does not believe in God.