(From the back cover) A million little gods... that's all they were - scattered here and there along the countryside. A million little souls pebbling the landscape... nothing more - as the sun cast their hollow reflections in shadows on the earth. Welcome to Powhattan - a small, sleepy town located in the center of the Clearwater Valley, and cradled within the heart of the Hilltop Mountain Range. It is home to Clearwater College (Go Mudcats ), the Powhattan Institute of Mental Health and Awareness (PIMHA)... and the Travelers; a group of individuals hellbent on altering the very fabric of time itself - manipulating it for their own purposes - and in so doing, giving themselves the freedom to laugh in the face of God. But... unbeknownst to them, time travel is, at best, a tricky widget. Variable upon variable exists - some completely incomprehensible to the human mind. And though the Travelers had scoured scientific journals and essays related to paradox theories and wormholes, as well as theories on duality, mutable and immutable timelines, and alternate histories, nothing could quite prepare them for the truth. Not even literature (that great wealth of genius and imagination) had dared ask the inevitable question that now stared them in the face (if only they knew): What truly happens when time itself is undone? Step into the bizarre world of Powhattan, and experience life through the eyes of Noah Adams (that haunted and troubled soul), Evelyn "Evie" Cain (that poor, unsuspecting girl), the Mayor (that sly old walrus), and others. Told through broken chronology and fragmented thoughts, a million little gods: the clearwater chronicles, will take you on a ride through thought and time. "Welcome to Powhattan. Enjoy your visit." - Powhattan Visitor's Bureau (Excerpt from Book 1 Part 1) With a chalkboard as his map and determination as his guide, the Professor continued his lecture. "It is impossible to observe time; it can only be measured. Not so with the three spatial dimensions: length, breadth, thickness. For they can be measured and observed. But the fourth dimension, duration, cannot. "Yes, we measure time - we measure duration - but we are unable to step outside of it and truly observe it... like the gods. For they are not bound by our fate - choosing to operate both in and out of both time and space. And yes - it is their choice. And if we can but harness their power, think of what we can do. "History at the site of history; science at the birthplace of science. No theories, but only knowledge. There would be no riddle that the universe could hide from us. We could laugh in the face of God." And the whole assembly went wild... Writing Style Compared to: Kurt Vonnegut, Jr.

Every character, a piece of the author - Every story, a piece of their soul... What began as a simple writing exercise soon turned solid. And what remains is a literary cavalcade of mixed metaphors and images painted on a mental canvas with delicacy and precision. Pieces of Me is a step behind the curtain into the author's mind. Told through a disembodied narrator, the reader bounces between time and space - between the here and now, and the intricate details of the author's broken past that have woven their way into his tales. Be prepared to embark on a literary adventure inside the dark recesses of the creative mind. Described as: Sheer Poetry... Mesmerizing... Burton-esque... Painting words on a mental canvas... It is the tree that makes it sweet... and it is the roots that make is sour. - The Muse Writing Style Compared to: A Beautiful Marriage Between William Shakespeare and Dr. Seuss Neil Gaiman - Coraline Tim Burton

"All who draw breath, draw Grace." The Movement: Concluded is a completed anthology of The Movement Series including the works: The Movement: A Children's Story for Grown-ups, The Movement: Revisited, and Edem's Flight. Told through the voice of a paternal narrator, the stories take on a whimsical, magical feel. The Movement follows the journeys of Tick, the little clockwork man, through a wondrous land to find the Maker and discover the truth behind the cruel joke. The Movement: Revisited brings us back to that marvelous land, and chronicles the story of those left behind in the wake of Tick's departure. Edem's Flight is the spiritual successor to The Movement Series. It is the story of our dear friend following a single grain of sand across the desert dunes to the promise on the other side. Well, dear Reader, might I once again suggest a warm cup of cocoa, some gooey chocolate chip cookies, and a warm fire. For the tale/tail is unfolding, and the wag is in sight... For the child in all of us - D Compared to: C.S. Lewis - The Chronicles of Narnia Lewis Carroll - Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass John Bunyan - Pilgrim's Progress The Wizard of Oz and Disney

"We were made... then we were left." - The Other The Movement: A Children's Story for Grown-ups is the tale of a little clockwork man and his search for the Maker and the cruel joke. Told by the narrator in a 'sitting around the fireplace enjoying a warm cup of cocoa' sort of way, the reader embarks on a journey through a wondrous land inhabited by wondrous creatures. Yet, the reader soon discovers that the wonder of these creatures is blanketed in a thick comforter of despair brought on by the cruelty of the joke. Curl up in a comfy chair. dear Reader - cocoa and cookies at the ready - and embark on this whimsical tale of discovery. And - if I may dare to speak? - who knows what you may discover... For the child in all of us - D Compared to: C.S. Lewis - The Chronicles of Narnia Lewis Carroll - Alice in Wonderland and Through the Looking-Glass John Bunyan - Pilgrim's Progress The Wizard of Oz and Disney