Updated 1 April 2008

Dawn, the Chosen:  A science fiction love story of an Earth-based interstellar star ship discovering an apparently utopian planet, where a society of independent and very contented individuals live in a free society.  The only possible flaw stems from their apparent need to acknowledge a great debt of gratitude to the gods who had created their world.  When interstellar love enters the picture, the truth surfaces, and simultaneously, the deeper meaning of what true love is really about.  Premiered June 24, 2003!

The Flight of the Zygo Mati:  A romp through one fateful day in the life of an Earl of renown and respect.  A perfectly blissful life is interrupted when the highly mysterious Zygo Mati flies by, and thereafter, Earl is reluctantly taken on an adventure wherein he is finally clued into the realities of greed and incompetence by every imaginable faction of society.  Akin to Voltaire's Candide, Earl lives in the best of all possible worlds, but finds that shattered illusions have their place as well.  Premiered April Fool's Day, 2004.

Heir Apparent:  It’s time for a great patriarch to step down, and amongst his many children and relations, there is both confusion and understanding about what the future will bring.  One son, at apparently relative ease with the transition, nevertheless spends a great deal of time discovering just what to expect and what his role might be in what portends to be a very new world.  A unique quality of this original novel is that all of the characters in the story are archetypes of mythological figures, making the novel one of Gods and Goddesses, and unlike most anything you’ve ever read.  Premiered 1 May 2004 (Beltane).

A Glancing Blow:  An original novel which tells the story of a worldwide catastrophe involving the near-collision of an errant planet with Earth.  The idea is based on similar near-collisions from the 15th and 7th centuries B.C.E., but the novel itself is set in modern times.  The story involves both the discovery of Earth's fate, the frantic preparations, and in the second half of the book, the aftermath of the planetary encounter as a small dedicated group attempts to survive in a devastated world. Premiered 20 August 2005.

Paint Out the Numbers:  War can bring out the best in people, as they often sacrifice themselves for their friends or community.  (It’s just the sort of thing that got Screwtape’s nephew in trouble when he orchestrated a war.)  In peace, however, the honor and glory are not always that clear.  In Paint Out the Numbers the commanding officer of a submarine in peacetime discovers much to his horror that his fantasies of making the dramatic ‘command decision’ are shattered when he realizes he must pay the price of what amounts to an "unwarranted assumption of authority". Premiered 21 April 2006.