Tulai and his son Shev'la have escaped to the urba of Casus. The Ice Scabbard, a tavern filled with the strikingly strange, is where Shev'la befriends the underground rebel leader Ira Levin. But Tulai's political activism and dire warnings of the blue Nivian is going to change the fate of Seranor herself.

The land of Seranor aches and moans as young Khan deciphers the riddle of Pyxa. Ira gives Khan and his crew a new mission to retrieve the last two pieces of the Arvinstrum, a 7-piece creation instrument. The Nivian Zorath already has acquired five pieces and now seeks the last two in order to harvest Seranor's very life.

Khan, Griz, Alexan and Boon must face Denar'ka at the Battlekeep Vatu where an army of naqui zoldiers is being manufactured. Planetary King Zorath finalizes his plan to destroy the planet and Khan's hand is forced to intervene. Wind and ice dance for the last time.

If this new century will be remembered for any outstanding achievements, the discovery of human-looking androids is certainly going to be high on the list. The Man Who Discovered Androids is truly a strange story about a man who using his otherworldly perception pierced through the veil of reality and identified three synthetic persons on Capitol Hill. Paris Tosen grew up a generalist in Canada in a turbulent and traumatic family environment. From his misfit life, he struggled to steer through multiple relocations, two legal name changes, volunteering for a starcraft mission-even as the...

Alzheimer's, schizophrenia, AIDS, seizures, depression: A sample of diseases that have escaped a cure. There is a growing list of diseases that have baffled medical experts so much that they do not even know the cause. In Reality Medicine Paris Tosen, the founder of a new branch of physics called reality science, presents a functional reality-based theory of technological pathogens. Always imaginative and sharp-minded, indeed, he discusses multidimensional symbiotes as the cause of incurable disease. Based entirely on Paris Tosen's research and observations, Reality Medicine identifies the...

The odds of collapsing three towers with two planes, conservatively, are five hundred trillion to one. Aside from the terror, the probability of the attacks on the World Trade Center is fantastically implausible. This new mathematical approach by alternative thinker Paris Tosen exposes the flaws and cracks in the official 9/11 investigation. This concise book reminds us just how powerful illusions can be.

An absorbing story of technological fantasy, The Tale of the Nivian King encompasses the rise of a global tyranny and the cosmic forces that strike against it: four unlikely heroes. In the land of Seranor, a planet inhabited by people made of living ceramic, genius inventor Tulai Khan, who has a remarkable curiosity, discovers a blue man frozen in ice. To save his dying son, Shev'la, he must reanimate the stranger, a Nivian from another dimension. Waking from death, Zorath slowly recovers from his amnesia and remembers that Seronians are his mortal enemies who must be exterminated. And as...

Set in an alternate earth, North America is the nation of Northland, where a suicidal particle physicist, determined to prevent an invasion from Venus, programs a squadron of domestic spaceships to destroy Los Angeles. The Prime Minister and his advisers must think outside the box in order to prevent the earth's destruction. A dark satire on alien invasions written by interstellar expert Paris Tosen.