The theme of the work is "failure by way of perfection." Everything works exactly as it is supposed to work, which is exactly why it fails. A tragedy is supposed to teach a lesson, as opposed to entertaining you like a comedy, or exciting you like a drama. The story of Orathus, who wins a lottery for an Earthly Eden, is a tale of double tragedy, for not only does Eden fail of its own accord, but Orathus too finds his only end to be ruin. When his pal Pratus is asked to "return the favor," Pratus does indeed answer his friend's request, etching the tragedy in stone. (Originally Published in 1975 and Was a Regional Bestseller)

This explains the principle I developed in 1985 and gives examples of applications, making 41 pages. Statistics, in and of themselves, are meaningless. Only provable relationships among field results have any meaning. In other words, your solution is governed by your mathematical context. The several chapters use graphics and illustrations, pure mathematical models, and examples of factual analysis to explain the principle. The examples cover sports, mathematics, military troop deployment, election results, and more, to demonstrate the definitions of "context" and "relationship." (Originally Released April 23, 2007)

I syndicated these columns by e-mail in 2004. You can read three of them in the preview for free. They are my original solutions for problems that face the nation, and some problems which face individuals. (Originally Released July 12, 2004)

"The Presogna Photon, The Neutrino & The Graviton" is an examination and validation of the Presogna Photon (1972), along with new work on the neutrino, gravitons, and gravitational radiation (2008). This book concerns itself with the 3 particles most troubling to many scientists, written in three parts, with papers on the neutrino and graviton included. For a full description of the complete theory, "An Extension of Relativity, 3rd Edition" is also recommended. PDF Download Only. (Released March 15, 2009 - Added hyperlink 3/19/2009)

This 3rd Edition of my course textbook, "An Extension of Relativity," can be downloaded only. The ZIP file includes a PDF e-book which has the complete original text from the first edition, plus more additions to the Appendix, making 198 pages. In 1919, an experiment showed that light can be deflected in a gravitational field, proving general relativity for a single system. This also proved that light has mass, since only something with mass can be affected by a gravitational field. Despite that experiment, quantum mechanics contradicts that proven reality and states that a photon has zero mass. In 1972, I became the first and only person to define the structure of a photon and to calculate its mass. This would lead to the development of my new theory in physics, which is both testable and provable. The PDF Preview contains the entire 10-page Introduction. (Released October 1, 2007 - Re-cut and Edited PDF with New Typeset Fonts 3/22/2009)

"Along An Unordinary Way" is an e-book collection of 59 poems and 20 images, with some poetic definitions included as a postscript. My poems from 1988 and before are included from 2 previously unpublished collections, but with images fused together with many of the poems. The PDF Preview contains 5 poems from the collection. (Released November 29, 2007)

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