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Autobiography of an Earthling: One Man's Spiritual Journey To Embracing His Humanity    by Jack Preston King
Price: $0.99 USD. 17600 words. Published by New Paradigm Press  on March 18, 2010. .

This is spiritual memoir at its finest, at once insightful, funny, honest and profoundly moving. But more, I am amazed how artfully, yet accurately, King manages to weave a literal treasure trove of important, hands-on spiritual knowledge into this deeply personal narrative. - Vincent Casspriano, Jr., author of "The Simplest Path to Personal and Planetary Awakening: Free Your Mind"
Conspiracies to Live By    by Vincent Casspriano, Jr.
Price: $0.99 USD. 4040 words. Published by New Paradigm Press  on March 19, 2010. .

Our estrangement from meaning, our inability to discern truth from pseudo-truth, reality from pseudo-reality and all the consequent anxiety of our 21st Century lives is a product of having forgotten we are playing a game. Becoming conscious players of the game enables us to join the conspiracy, to remember that we have been co-conspirators all along. But most of all, it frees us to enjoy the game.
Who Is The Fish?    by Jack Preston King
Price: $1.99 USD. 8740 words. Published by New Paradigm Press  on November 11, 2011. .

"Buckle in for this riotous roller-coaster ride through a landscape of dreams, alien teaching machines, and characters who never, once, turn out to be quite what they seem... Philip K Dick would love this book! And if you don't recognize PKD, the master himself, lurking behind King's character H. F. Kurtz, as this book so eloquently recommends, "pay attention, you fool!" – Vincent Casspriano, Jr
A World In Edgewise: A Jack Preston King Six Pack (Plus Two)    by Jack Preston King
Price: $2.99 USD. 23660 words. Published by New Paradigm Press  on November 11, 2011. .

I recommend this collection to anyone who enjoys well-crafted, mind-bending science fiction. It’s more the psychological variety of SF than the "nuts and bolts" kind, but in my book that's a good thing. If you prefer deeply realized, often troubled, but always interesting human characters to shiny spaceships and aliens with laser guns, this is the book for you - Janet Erinda, Amazon.com Review