It has been said that art imitates life, but as Jules Verne and George Orwell demonstrated, the power of speculative fiction lies in its capability to anticipate the forms that life may take.

After years dedicated to clinical psychology and parapsychology, I have acquired invaluable insight into the unfathomable depths of human consciousness; creativity, paranormal abilities, and past-life experiences.

With this knowledge I crafted The Shiva Syndrome Trilogy: a tale that follows Beau Walker's journey to unravel the mystery behind the vaporization of an entire Russian city after a project based on his own work left behind nothing more than a mile deep crater with thousands dead.

I have always felt deeply attached to imaginative readings; works by authors such as Asimov, Bradbury, Crichton, Heinlein, Serling and Chayefsky. Through their stories I learned that Gene Roddenberry's notion of space being “the final frontier” was a fallacy -- there is still so much for us to explore within ourselves.

Thus, in order to convey this thought, I designed an intriguing, exciting saga filled with science fiction, mystery, suspense and humor. Rod Serling captures this idea perfectly: "You've taken a step into another dimension: one not just of sight and sound but of imagination!" Through imaginative readings we are gifted with travel beyond our own limited reality and immersed in alternative realities and dimensions far beyond the known.