It takes a village to write a book.

Does modern technology hinder how we interact?

In the megacity Urb, Avrahim’s life is good. He has a prestigious job, a prestigious address, and an even more prestigious wife, but when he finds his life’s work - and his life - have been co-opted for nefarious plans, he decides to take them back.

Is it right for super-humans to be looked at as gods that should be able to prevent any tragedy? What if they weren’t born or created from special circumstances, but out of desperation? And what happens when the morals between hero and villain blur?

Once upon a time . . . the world ended. But there were those left behind. Strangers all, but they’ll need to depend on each other because when the world fell, something rose up. The children. The meek have inherited the earth.

In a gamma-rays-and-neon apocalypse, Molly Thatcher and his for-hire crew run into mutants, cyborgs, aliens, and a mess of trouble.

An alcoholic mother, an untested therapist, and a teddy bear help Sammy deal with dreams about creatures with sandpaper skin.

I’ve written a book in Romanian that I wish to publish in English, in order to promote an American plant in Europe.

An examination of the greatest revolution in the history of talent management and how leaders can thrive in the new millennium.