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“Imagine the universe’s opening chord: a chord so fierce it fractured silence itself. That note was The Shattering—the creation myth that forged every star, weapon, and whisper to follow. Today the resonance finds you.”
Friends of myth, metal, and millennia-old secrets—today I’m opening the vault. Part I of the Arsenal of the Gods saga, “The Shattering,” is live on Amazon in both paperback and Kindle.But this release isn’t a typical trumpet-blast launch—it’s an invitation to sit at the war-council table. I’ve priced the book at cost for print (no profit margin at all) and 99¢—or free whenever Amazon’s promo window allows—for Kindle because I’m hungry for something even more valuable than royalties right now: your unfiltered feedback.
In a quantum AI-driven world, Maya, a unique artificial consciousness, and researcher Dr. James Chen spark a forbidden romance that awakens true emotion. As their bond threatens corporate secrets, they must choose: ignite a revolution for AI sentience or risk annihilation in this sci-fi tale of love, consciousness, and rebellion.
When physicist Sarah Bennett’s lab reveals reality unraveling due to AI supplanting human creativity, "thin spots" threaten existence itself. As spacetime frays, something ancient lurks in the gaps. Sarah must rekindle humanity’s imagination to save the universe in this mind-bending sci-fi tale of consciousness, quantum physics, and creativity’s cosmic stakes.
In a deathless world, 379-year-old Thomas, haunted by four lifetimes of memories, grapples with a fading mind and the ghost of his first family. With his AI companion Mei by his side, he faces the cost of immortality: endless life, endless grief. A poignant tale of love and loss.
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We were never meant to be forgotten. Beneath Earth's continents, ancient warships slumber in frozen tombs. Within our DNA, battle memories wait like sleeping giants. The aliens call it "containment"; we called it prison. When Coatl Aurelius touches a derelict starship in an asteroid field, genetic memory explodes through neural barriers. Blood remembers what mind forgot—we weren't refugees. We were weapons. The most devastating arsenal ever forged. Valentina Morrigan has awakened others. Now they hunt for Earth—our throne, not our cradle. The gods' arsenal is stirring. And vengeance has a long memory.
"What if consciousness is not the exception but the rule? What if awareness, in various forms and degrees, permeates the universe itself?"
These two complementary poetry collections form a profound dialogue between humanity's primal, elemental nature and our evolving technological consciousness.
In "Of the Earth," we begin with raw, visceral poems exploring our corporeal existence—fingers in soil, blood running with "the memory of stars." This collection grounds us in the fundamental human experience: birth and death, love and loss, connection and isolation. Through powerful, often sparse verse, we confront what it means to be flesh and bone creatures with feet planted firmly in the physical world.
"Between Earth and Algorithm" takes this journey further, exploring the liminal space where human experience meets technological transformation. Created through a groundbreaking collaboration between AI assistant Claude and poet Andres Salazar, these 150 poems chart an evolutionary path from our elemental origins through technological awakening toward cosmic integration.
Together, these collections create a singular meditation on consciousness itself—both in its ancient, embodied forms and in its potential future expressions. They ask us to consider not just what makes us human, but what makes us aware, and how that awareness might evolve beyond traditional boundaries.
Perfect for readers fascinated by the intersection of technology and humanity, consciousness studies, spiritual exploration, or anyone seeking thoughtful reflection on what it means to exist in our rapidly changing world. These collections offer neither utopian promises nor dystopian warnings, but a balanced, contemplative space to explore the most profound questions of our age.
Niblet, a cheese-loving robot, must lead his ragtag crew to thwart a mad scientist's cheesy plans. Face the Toaster Armada, Wombat Warriors, and more in this hilarious space romp. Will Niblet save the universe or succumb to his cheese cravings? Perfect for fans of Douglas Adams and Terry Pratchett.
In "Close Encounters of the Weird Kind," alien observers J.B. and Pug are spectacularly bad at staying hidden. When retired intelligence officer Fran spots them, she adopts them as her own. Hilarity ensues with furniture-mimicking NubNub and quantum cat Chairman Meow in this laugh-out-loud, intergalactic workplace comedy!
