When Greg Allen Morgoglione met a small canine by the name of Alice in 2005, she was lying next to a sign that read: "The Messiah is In." Seemingly abandoned by her owner, Greg took Alice home, and on that fateful car ride began a unique relationship of consciousness-expanding proportions. In the ensuing years of Alice's enlightened challenges, they have produced two CDs: Tales of the Uneasy Writer (2006), and It's Time that Time Was Overthrown (2008). The Now Exspirientuality is their latest - a book for spiritual and artistic seekers ready to realize, those interested in personal growth, and those who want to improve their world. It reveals The One Exercise-an instantly accessible real-time meditation to practice on the streets of your life as a way to enlightenment-Now Alice challenges the popular Vision of "The Many" struggling to get back to "Unity," and suggests that the moment we envision Unity it will reveal ItSelf to be staging the joyful play of Being; Unity Diversified.

Klaus Schulze: Electronic Music Legend is a celebration of the magnificent, pioneering career of German electronic music legend Klaus Schulze. At the forefront of the development of music played on synthesizers, Schulze created a whole new style of music, beginning with his initial 1972 release, Irrlicht.
This book hails Schulze as the most important electronic musician ever and lays out the case for that lofty status. Klaus Schulze: Electronic Music Legend chronicles Schulze's career in great detail and contains full length reviews by Greg Allen of close to 80 CDs.
The book also contains stories, anecdotes and inside information on Schulze's career by his long time publisher Klaus D. Mueller (KDM).
New interviews and/or contributions are also present from an array of Klaus' collaborators and other prominent electronic musicians:
Harald Grosskopf, Arthur Brown, Michael Shrieve, Marian Gold, Robert Rich, Steve Roach, Dennis Rea (Earthstar), Kitaro, Joerg Schaaf, Thomas Kagermann, Julia Messenger, Klaus D. Mueller and Klaus Schulze. Pictures from Klaus Schulze's collection are also included.