THE POSSIBILITY OF OTHER WORLDS, BUT THE UNCERTAINTY OF ANGELS. In the third installment of The Continuum Dealer series, the Brethren are hoping to use the Clones against the Continuum Dealer. They know it will only take one small incident to spark a revolution. With Ethan, Lee and Anna in the mix, will the Angel get involved? Love and hate dominate this riveting installment as the adventure continues.

THE POSSIBILITY OF OTHER WORLDS, BUT THE CERTAINTY OF ANGELS. The second installment in The Continuum Dealer series kicks off with a greater intensity in Ethan's romantic relationships: Anna is pregnant and Ethan is fighting a gladiator-style match to undo Lee's slave status. The action and intrigue only increase from there, as the shadow group The Brethren increases its effort to eliminate The Continuum Dealer by any means possible. As Ethan continues his mission to bring people their true names, he visits places he's never seen before, including the restricted Clone Island. True to the gripping pace of the first installment Beginnings, The Continuum Dealer: The Brethren is an electrifying adventure that readers will find hard to put down.

In the fourth installment of The Continuum Dealer series, The seven known empaths in the universe, led by Raquel, are no longer in hiding. They have taken their business of healing and made it into a healing business, with Lynne as the one holdout. Sloan, Ethan, Lee, and Hannah are on a collison course headed toward someone's ultimate end. Revenge dominates this engrossing installment as the adventure continues.

An angel's greeting marks the beginning of the Ethan's journey as The Continuum Dealer, the one who can tell people what their true name really is. Ethan, his staff, and his leethur (a creature who both protects Ethan and indicates Ethan's emotions) set off on the interplanetary journey to bring truth and comfort to people. Along the way, Ethan must deal with his struggle of which woman to be with, as well as the mystery of the bombing that killed the previous Continuum Dealer. The Continuum Dealer: Beginnings is a fast-paced, science fiction thriller that deals with the biblical themes of failure, redemption, faith and romance.

You can’t make someone love you. Dr. Nguyen, however, is assembling his automaton army to see if he can accomplish just that. This sixth and final installment of the series takes Ethan, his family and friends on more exciting adventures around the universe to strange worlds and even stranger civilizations. The characters you know will forge new paths and relationships, and embrace their destinies. Will the automaton war forge a brand new universe or will the humans and their allies prevail? This fast paced thriller promises an edge-of-your-seat ending!

In the fifth installment of The Continuum Dealer series, the Brethren, led by Jaikayus and Sloan, have rebranded themselves mercenaries and offer their services to all, including the banking planet. Lee, Raul, and Hannah help Ethan all they can, but can they protect him from the hooded figure attending all his naming ceremonies. Other personalities from Ethan’s past round out the cast of characters driven by jealousies and greed. Strange adventures await all on bizarre new planets.

Theophobia is the latest volume in Bruce Beasley's ongoing spiritual meditation which forms a kind of postmodern devotional poetry in a reinvention of the tradition of John Donne, George Herbert, Emily Dickinson, Gerard Manley Hopkins, and T. S. Eliot. Theophobia is structured around a series of poems called "Pilgrim's Deviations" and forms a deviant and deviating pilgrimage through science, history, politics, and popular culture. Beasley seeks the Biblical Kingdom of God among Dolly the cloned sheep, the wonders and horrors of extremophilic creatures living in astonishing intensities of temperature, robotic phone operators, and Wikipedia's explanation of the mysteries of the Holy Spirit. Bruce Beasley is the author of six poetry collections, most recently The Corpse Flower: New and Selected Poems (University of Washington Press, 2007). He has won fellowships from the NEA and the Artist Trust of Washington and three Pushcart Prizes.