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The first novel I wrote is called City of Pillars and it's a sort of conspiracy-laden adventure novel. It's a cautionary tale of obsession and the Men in Black. I like to tell people that it's a cross between Fight Club and DaVinci Code, or maybe its like if Cormac McCarthy tried to write an episode of the X-Files. If you are more interested in City of Pillars, and you can read more about it and download a free copy of that book HERE. I also have a third novel, pretentiously titled, First World Problems in an Age of Terrorism and Ennui. I guess it is classified as 'contemporary literary fiction,' which basically means that it's not sci-fi or fantasy or romance, or any genre like that. The novel is a thoughtful account of the era of terrorism that doesn't resort to sensationalism, jingoism, or patriotism. First World Problems focuses on the era around 9/11, but the book itself isn't about the attack. The book is about bystanders. While most books focused on a major historical event like this involve actual participants in the event themselves, this doesn't represent the typical experience of most people. Most people experienced 9/11 as just something they saw on tv, or were only affected by the slight inconvenience of a traffic jam. It was traumatic sure, but it wasn't a personal trauma. This book is for people like that: non-participants who feel that they should be doing something, but have no idea what to do except watch the world on tv. If you are more interested in First World Problems in an Age of Terrorism and Ennui, and you can read more about it and download a free copy of that book HERE.