Skepticism Stories

"June was not cold, but August was warmer."

Written in Ray Bradburyesque style, What we Talk About When we Talk About Religion is a satire of organized religion as well as a celebration of the absurdity of life in general, incorporating bits of the philosophy of Albert Camus

my heroes and the people who taught me things

Everything is nothing, only with a twist.

What does it mean to be Human? What needs do we have and how can we meet them in healthier ways? How complete is our understanding of the world we live in, and how does this understanding affect our ability to cope with life's challenges? Join me as I explore the answers to the these questions and more, on The Human Experience.

This book is a memoir about the author's intimate experience of growth and self-discovery, including their experience of growing up in Tunisia and the uneasy personal realities that surrounded it. The book describes the author's experience moving from a religious, specifically nihilistic belief structure, but eventually believing in some form of designer/higher power. The author shares their live experiences of dealing with strange experiences from meeting a stranger on the street who claims to be able to predict the future, to their exposure and experience with astrology, and their experience with ghosts that made them question their existence here on earth. This book also touches on gender equality and the ignorance prevalent in the third world and some cultural and religious norms. In this book, it guides the author and the audience to encourage ownership on their own journey of self-discovery while providing realistic tips and habits to create a more enjoyable and purposed-filled existence. The book will also explore ideas that society is made up of a world of NPC's (non-playable characters) and how to escape it. It will look at the reasons for complacency along with basic tips and habits to live a more fulfilling, more purpose-driven life. We will also share inspiring stories of individuals who have also clapped out of their npc shells and are now living this thing called life, however they choose to. So whether you're looking to live differently, discover your passion or simply want to escape the boredom of the everyday hustle, this is the book for you. So let's venture on a journey of self-discovery and transformation!

Trying out a romance novel where Leah Lindell is caught by a client's son in the middle of her fast-paced life and has to rethink her life strategies.

These are only random narratives or thoughts written down.

Some of my early mostly college ramblings and later. Some were in a small book of the same name I self published and printed while working at Xerox. I have decided not to look at them with my 40 year old mindset but let them stand as they were ...ramblings that at times could resemble poetry. I hope you give it a chance. I will try at a later date to put together a non-mature version of this work.

A little story about atheism and how a fictional anonymous comes to realize their beliefs by means of snowflakes. Also, this story is not for religious people that are easily offended, because while I'm not bashing any specific religion, there is some mention of God being unjust. I accept all religions, but these are just my personal thoughts.

Faith Between the Lines is a Christian romantic suspense about a skeptic scientist and a faithful novelist whose worlds collide in a battle of reason versus belief. When Elias collapses mid-sermon, Mara finds herself torn between science and love, while Adrian-her ambitious colleague-plots to destroy their bond. Through betrayal, doubt, and whispered prayers, Mara discovers that faith isn't about certainty, but about trust-and that love may be the evidence she can't deny.

Poem

This is NOT a work of fiction. This is my real life story. My perspective. And it's all about one person...

A young boy named Blue has memory problems, and discovers a secret organization called ARBITER, a state-of-the-art weapons manufacturing company that trains supersoldier teenagers, including his friends Aero and Gabrielle. Will he ever get his memory back? Features different point of views for the characters. Magic and Science Fiction collide in this epic story you've never seen(or heard of) before.

Interpretive poetry illustrating the unknown experience of the afterlife, questioning our knowledge, and emphasizing the vastness of our own minds and the universe.