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MY BOOKS

My books fall within the realm of Science Fiction, but the experiences of the characters are very earthbound. Before writing The Fi Experiment I produced twenty-one video episodes that are included in the novel. The videos recount a series of interviews between the two main characters. Dicky and Alice are cousins that grew up hating each other but now find themselves thrown together in a project neither one can withdraw from. At the heart of the interview is Dicky's experience with a third encounter. The interaction of this pair in the video adds to the tone of the written narrative.

Unpublished

THE FI EXPERIMENT
As a favor to her aunt, Alice drives into Arizona's stark and bleak Sonoran Desert to check up on her cousin who has left his job as a chemical engineer and moved onto the family's long abandoned jojoba farm . No one has heard from him in six months. Alice hasn't seen her cousin in years. She recalls the egotistical, socially dysfunctional boy that tormented her througthout her childhood. When they meet again she finds that not much has changed about his unpleasant personality, but when he begs her to return to videotape a message he desperately needs to share with the world, Alice must make a fateful choice that will affect the rest of her life.




 

THE MT FUTURE

The MT machine was the size of a large closet, its surface streamlined with a matt silver finish. There were no buttons or switches on its perfectly smooth exterior, only a scan screen next to the door. When the door opened, it revealed an empty, featureless compartment. A small light from an invisible source barely illuminated its interior. An attendant scanned the husband’s phone, and the whole family squeezed into the box. The door closed on its own. In a moment, it opened again and was empty. 

            “Well. Here we go,” Susan said. One by one, their phones were scanned, and they entered the box. The door closed behind them, and they stood quietly in the semidarkness. Linda took a deep breath. She heard a soft hum and then oblivion. She hadn’t the chance to compose a single thought before dying.

            The soulless creature that emerged from the MT machine nearly halfway across the world shopped in some of Brussel’s finest boutiques. It paused for lunch, shopped some more, and ate a lavish dinner before returning home carrying shopping bags filled with its newly bought treasures.

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COLOR WORLD
Jasmine Garcia enters a fairy circle of mushrooms and is transported to another universe where her imagination becomes a superpower. There she meets a colorful race of beings who are desperately in need of her newfound magic. This Middle-Grade novel charts the evolution of a painfully shy thirteen-year-old from "mouse" to hero.
 

Unpublished
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