Jeffery Turner is a man who does not realize he is from a parallel world. He finds this out on a planed trip in the 1950's. He is about to embark on a voyage to the Bahamas from England and meets an extraordinary stranger who sets the mystery in motion. "The Epic Catalog" is the title of this science fiction. As the story develops, two 14 year old cousins, Anna and Desmond, find out about a book which Jeffery Turner has given account of. It is a tale that dates back to the 1950's to 2011, and as the two cousins read the book on the computer, they somehow find themselves part of the mystery. Additional characters are an entomologist and his wife, an archaeologist, school teachers, a perpetual student with 7 degrees, an antiques dealer, a plane taxi service, flyer's who are also known as fairies in our dimension, a museum professor and Mrs. Perpecuwitz who owns a summer attraction called Rose Cottage. Anna and Desmond meet many extraordinary people and characters as the book continues on. There are dimensional twists and turns, plane encounters with a UFO, a rescue at sea, open portals, and a 73 year old confirmed bachelor who finally gets married.... The book goes back and forth to the present and the past and a parallel world. The story involves England, The United States, a sea in Italy, France, Brazil, and a parallel world. Near the end, does a 73 year old Jeffery Turner finally return to his parallel world? Find out as you read the conclusion with a surprise ending which branches into a sequel.

I hope to rekindle in this book; "A Photographic Journey, A Book of Days" the fascination that Nature holds for people of all ages. The beauty, rest, peace and relaxation. I hope you will find this through my photographs as you walk the same paths and trails as I have throughout my year of travel. I am including links and websites for the reader to log on to so you will be able to find the location of some of the parks, reserves and state forests. Who knows, I may meet you one day along a forest path.

My job as a Security Guard at THE NORWICH STATE MENTAL HOSPITAL was given to me at a time when I had just about run out of money and time. Soon after I had worked there for a while, I began hearing the line from the Leonard Cohen song THE BLUE RAINCOAT that went "You're Living for Nothing, I Hope You are Keeping Some Kind of a Record." Very soon after I heard those words, I took up my camera and began taking photo's and keeping "Some Kind of a Record" My visual and written reflections make up this book, and I find them to be extremely haunting. I dedicate this book and my reflections to all the souls that spent time, as I have in THE ASYLUM. Peter Buckley McClure

A journey through poetry of love, spiritual and relative living. A book of passion and life and healing. The photos are taken by the author.