Colliding Worlds is a sweeping historical saga spanning the early 1600s to the early 1700s — a century of transformation, artistry, and human collision. Written in four volumes, it reconstructs the lineage of the Marcello family and the mythic architecture of MARCELLO itself. Each book functions as both a narrative and a chronicle, blending historical realism with imaginative depth. Volume Title Word Count Years Covered Focus I A Mediterranean Connection: Travels of Jean Pierre Désir 115,460...

The past months have been a time of recalibration — a quiet but determined return to rhythm. Health, as ever, shapes the architecture of my days, reminding me that creation and restoration are twin pillars of the same temple. Each project I touch now carries that awareness: the need for balance, breath, and continuity. Between medical appointments and moments of rest, my hours fill with manuscripts, code, and design. I’m refining educational frameworks, expanding my mythic storytelling...

The Ruby Lion If There Were Five of Me… or Maybe Six… A Reflection on the Creative Selves Within In the forced stillness of my body, my...