I have written on a variety of paranormal topics, including mind-matter interaction, experiential research, place memory, and the afterlife. I currently have three books out (with one in the works) and chapters in two anthologies edited by Michael Thalbourne and Lance Storm. The books are as follows:

• Mind-Matter Interaction: Historical Reports, Research and Firsthand Accounts - coming Summer 2010
  This is the long-awaited updated version to The PK Zone. Although the core of the information is same, it has been changed in style, the research updated to 2009, and it has been expanded to cover new topics. It will be available from McFarland as both print and kindle editions. To read more about this book you can click here.


• Handbook to the Afterlife - coming April 20, 2010
  This is a book by Jon Klimo and I which talks about the extension of lifespan development into the stages of the afterlife, where problems can occur, how the living can aid and communicate with those in the spirit realm. Available from North Atlantic Books on April 20, 2010. You can read about it here or order it directly from North Atlantic Books here.


• Suicide: What Really Happens in the Afterlife?
  Co-written with Jon Klimo (the world's foremost expert on channeling), this book uses an extensive review of channeled messages, hypnotic regression therapy sessions, reincarnation research, dream experiences, near-death experiences and other material to look at really may happen on the other side. It especially focuses on what the dead themselves say about suicide, its consequences, and their experiences in the afterlife. It considers three types of suicide: traditional suicide, assisted suicide, and suicide-murder (including information on suicide bombers). A Spanish language version of this book was also released on September 11th, 2007 as Suicidio: Que Sucede Realmente en el Otro Lado. To read more about this book, click here.


• The PK Zone: A Cross-Cultural Guide to Psychokinesis
  This book, which is now out of print, covered mind-matter interaction stories, the research and theory up to about 2000, and firsthand accounts. It has now been surpassed by the new Mind-Matter book from McFarland (see below), which is more readable, has new topics, expanded material, and is updated to cover the research up to 2009. To read more about The PK Zone, click here...


• Into the PK Zone:
  This was my original dissertation, completed in 1999. It is a phenomenological study on what the experience of performing mind-matter interactions is like for those who do it, including both spontaneous and intentional events. There are only two reasons why you might want to struggle through the academic double talk in this version. First, it can be used by other graduate students as a reference source for their theses. Second, it contains chart diagrams at the back of many of the interactions between the constituents of the PK experience. To read a bit more about this book, click here...