I call the genre of my fiction incarnational surrealism. But there is no manifesto, only the notion that God has built our bodies for glory. Speculative and dystopian fiction can often be plot heavy, at the expense of character development. I put the characters first and I put them in surreal worlds, to see what those worlds can make of them.

Martin Luther King, Jr. speaks to all times and time travelers.

A near-future exploration of the effects of time travel on the body’s ability to perceive reality.

Cover of a magazine titled "Dappled Things" featuring a quilted fabric art piece of a rose against a blue background with a gold and brown tree and written text.

Victor and Naomi must learn who they are in order to navigate their new world.