Colliding Worlds — Rewriting History Through Imagination

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	1641–1688	The diplomat’s odyssey and the birth of the mythos
II	First World: Constructing MARCELLO	37,099 (in progress)	1608–1688	The architectural genesis — Drake Marcello and Mia Bella
III	Other World: Memoirs of Jean Pierre Désir	15,608 (next in progression)	–1688	The introspective chronicle — memory as reconstruction
IV	New World: The Legacy	18,061	1688–early 1700s	The expansion of lineage and the inheritance of vision