The Path of Reason is the most important piece of writing I have done, and was the result of years of research, study, debate, and introspection. It is also the most controversial work I have released, because it describes how, over the first forty years of my life, I went from being a Christian to an agnostic to an atheist. I wrote it as a self-help book, intended as a guide for those who, like me, have struggled with organized religion and other, not so formal, belief systems. If those aren't a problem for you, then this book is probably not something you will appreciate. The Path of Reason was published by Algora Publishing, a small New York house, and is available on Amazon. Debates about any and all of the issues discussed in this book are readily available on a social media platform near you.

For ten years, I wrote a humor column called "Fun with Stuff" that was published monthly in a Southern California Mensa bulletin and also through a syndication service. This collection contains 50 hand-picked selections from those ten years. Fun with Stuff also won the Mensa national award for Best Humor Column. As it says on the cover, "Never before has a book been so much like this one." It's available on Amazon.