Number 3 this month: Becoming Eleanor

Which was my very first book published on Amazon. This tells the tale of young Eliot and his sister Eleanor. When Eliot realizes he needs to live as a girl, it isn’t long before Eleanor helps out. Then they each realize they need to swap their gender identities, and so Eliot becomes Eleanor and EleanorContinue reading “Number 3 this month: Becoming Eleanor”

My personal horse race among my books…

On Amazon. It’s kind of fun to track which books are selling best each day, and each month. So far, for July, my best-seller is Short Stuff, by far. This is a fun T-Tale about a short (for a male) attorney who finds personal fulfillment and love as a perfectly-sized female. It’s rated ‘E’ forContinue reading “My personal horse race among my books…”

A Puzzling Amazon Review

…of Short Stuff. A reader complains that soy supplements could not produce breast growth—even though that part of the story is based on my own personal experience. Then this same reader complains that I don’t understand the difference between a cross-dresser and a transgender woman and suggests I learn more about the subject. Sigh. Honey,Continue reading “A Puzzling Amazon Review”

Roko’s Basilisk

In my book Solstice: A Transgender Tale, one element in the story is Roko’s Basilisk. This is not something I dreamed up but rather an actual thought experiment proposed back in 2010. Hopefully, that’s all it is—a thought experiment. https://slate.com/technology/2014/07/rokos-basilisk-the-most-terrifying-thought-experiment-of-all-time.html Solstice, by the way, is available this week on Amazon at no cost. Enjoy!

Slightly revised Solstice edition…

Is now available on Amazon. Very minor edits—fixed a few typos, added just a few clarifying sentences here and there (it is a complex plot, after all) and added a tiny new detail at the very end that occurred to me. Solstice, for those who don’t recall, is a sci-fi Twilight Zone style story. YoungContinue reading “Slightly revised Solstice edition…”