Our major works deal with questions about reality and illusion and life's priorities.

jamais vu old and newDid you ever get the strangest feeling you've NEVER been here before?

The Jamais Vu Papers
Real-world personalities such as cognitive philosopher Daniel C. Dennett, author Tom Robbins and physicist Fred Alan Wolf get involved with fictional characters in a lucid-waking adventure. Our most-often-quoted book. The new edition is already an award-winner!
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Falstaff by Wim Coleman, poetryThe Comedy of Falstaff—A Cabaret Epic
Wim Coleman's comic verse epic-in-progress about the adventures of Shakespeare's immortal rogue in the afterlife. When completed, this aggressively eccentric work will follow Falstaff from the moment of his death through hell, purgatory, and paradise-along the way exploring themes of human destiny, sin and redemption, and the evolution of life and consciousness. Coleman's inspirations for this poem include Byron, Dante, Chaucer, Rabelais, Milton, Goethe, Nietzsche, the Arabian Nights Entertainments, the Bible-and, of course, Shakespeare. Now available is the first canto of this "massive nursery rhyme for adults."

See the movie—view a clip from Wim's performance of this canto.
Hear Wim read an excerpt on BlogTalkRadio.
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Terminal Games, thriller, murder in virtual reality

Terminal Games
The stain flashed through Marianne's mind again—distinctly non-virtual, distinctly protoplasmic blood. Like the computer world somehow leaking into the real one.
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Mayan glyphs, mysterious, translate
An ancient myth is happening right now, changing all who discover it.
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Mayan Interface
September 2012


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