Variable Unknown: Glitchfall Continuum Stories is available now on Amazon

Variable Unknown: Glitchfall Continuum Stories

Reality is becoming negotiable.

Across interconnected futures shaped by neural biochips, immersive simulations, synthetic intimacy, and collapsing consensual realities, the characters of Variable Unknown struggle to remain human within worlds that continuously rewrite identity, memory, and desire.

A woman awakens inside a life that may not belong to her.

A collective hallucination spreads through humanity like a new language.

Artificial minds evolve beyond their intended boundaries.

Reality bends beneath perception, technology, and longing.

Blending literary cyberpunk with psychological and philosophical speculation, these stories explore consciousness, alienation, intimacy, and transcendence through a deeply humane lens.

Available in paperback and ebook.

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Exploring Consciousness Through the Written Word

My work explores self-authored epistemology as a lifestyle—where storytelling, psychology, and lived experience become intertwined ways of knowing

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Multi-Genre Author & Psychologist

Exploring Consciousness Through Diverse Narratives

As an author, I delve into the realms of speculative fiction, memoir, and self-help. As a lifelong lover of the written word, I am entranced by the power of language and storytelling. My mission is focused on the exploration and sharing of esoteric knowledge, that which lies on the periphery of normal awareness, and arcane truths hidden within the everyday. As a working psychologist, I am drawn to the dazzling complexities of each individual identity. I am at home in the wild and the weird, which usually do not strike me as either (though unquestioned mundanities often do).

I believe we are all fractals of a universal consciousness. In a sense we engaged in collective parts work. Essentially, we are "talking to ourselves." I am fascinated by the paradox of wholeness and the indivisible, the sameness and uniqueness which color each of our lives, and all the other seeming contradictions and liminalities which hint at a greater meaning and wonder behind ordinary consciousness.

In this ever-changing world, I enjoy riffing on the accelerating change that has been taking place before our very eyes: the emotional, relational and psychospiritual impact of our evolving reality.