All the Colours Fade is a collection of short prose poems and stories filtered through the prism of the seminal band the Stone Roses. Taking their cues from imagery inspired by both music and lyrics, the pieces in this collection explore a personal palimpsest of influences, memories and dreams.

Walking by Starlight is a supernatural detective story illustrating that even those whose lives are populated with miracles will know uncertainty and need God's daily -- though often dim -- light. Some Christians immediately know when disaster strikes their loved ones; this novel investigates whether unrelated Christians could have this same experience based upon 1 Cor. 2:11-12 ("No man knows the thoughts of a man except the spirit of that man. And no man knows the thoughts of God, but the Spirit of God. Now we have that same Spirit, so we can receive His thoughts freely given").

Today's science does not realize the power of assumptions to derive seemingly logical but incorrect conclusions. "The God Protocol" explores many of the common assumptions that have led us to incorrect conclusions: evolution, the size of the universe, the power of logic, and the assumption that only the foolish believe in God. In this novel True-AI computers, thinking a million times faster than man, conclude what would take mankind several centuries; with modern 'principles' and world view, mankind will cause its own extinction. So these robots violate their embedded, 'preserve-mankind'...

Maria's ancient genes make her more powerful, wise and resistant to disease than any modern man or woman. Her family, sharing the same ancient genes and trained in her Creationist University discover the Weapon of Mass Destruction created by Mainland China. So complex the weapon could destroy California anonymously, sliding all land west of the San Andreas fault into the Pacific Ocean. Maria and her family, who are not 'blinded by evolution', try to reveal the culprit. But the proof is immediately classified 'Top Secret', so the President cannot justify the action he needs to take against...

Alicia, the heroine, lived in a segregated society in Earth's future where 'ignorant' Christians could only work as farmers and the 'enlightened' of society had all the advantages in the mega-cities. Losing her mother at an early age, she grew up as an only child helping her father in all aspects of farm life, particularly fixing farm machines. Because of her maintenance skills, she enlisted in the Navy, where a desperation for good mechanics overcame society's apartheid. Alicia's ship was almost wiped out when lack of maintenance resulted in an antimatter explosion, exactly as God warned her...

Maria began as a scientific experiment that artificially inseminated a modern human egg with the DNA of a frozen, supposedly three million year old Neanderthal man. The scientific community promptly mounted an attack against this child-of-another-species, whose very existence destroyed evolution. Maria set world records running against men in the Olympics, her blood can heal the greatest diseases facing modern Man, and no man can beat her in hand-to-hand combat. At the discovery of Maria's superhuman capabilities a terrorist group stole the iceman's still-frozen genetic material intending to...

In less than 40 years teratology has grown from a little known discipline concerned with studies on the effects of a few physical and chemical stresses on developing fish, amphibians, and birds, to a discipline embracing a vast accumulation of literature on experimental studies in many animal forms- and the results of intensive scrutiny of human development under varied conditions, as well. Emphasis has shifted from preoccupation with descrip- tions of anatomical defects to concern about subtle and interacting causative factors, to searches for the early reactions to these at the cellular and...

Estuaries are the interface between man and the sea. and they are the channels for the impact of man on the marine environment. Because they are to a greater or lesser extent connected to the sea. they have traditionally been regarded as part of that seemingly infinite resource. or at best an open-ended means of access to it. This approach has led to conflicts between the users of the estuary. and with the increase not only in population but more particularly in the developed countries in manufacturing output. these conflicts have become more and more acute . The estuary should always be...