Recently arrived in Canada, from England, France and Italy, where I'd spent the last 25 years. Am looking forward to all Stan Law's works. While I read other books, I only review his. Why? Because, so far, they are the only books I found in Canada in which I can award stars for the workings of the mind. Other writers seem to prefer murder, mayhem, explicit sex, power and money. That may be OK for a sandy beach in Cuba, but not for stimulating my gray cells

Stan I.S. Law
Latest book: WALL — Love, Sex and Immortality [Aquarius Trilogy Book One]. Published on December 5, 2011. (5.00 from 14 reviews)
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• Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism on Dec. 04, 2010
  
  I never read the bible back-to-back but, as of today, I strongly suspect, I’m going to do it: one chapter at-a-time. After only the first 50 pages of the Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism, I already know that this book is an absolute eye-opener. You won’t believe it till you try it!
  
• Visualization - Creating Your Own Universe on Dec. 11, 2010
  
  The more one reads Stanislaw Kapuscinski, the more convincing he becomes. Not that he tries to convince you… He merely states, clearly, what his view of reality is, and, lo and behold, with each sentence it seems to make more and more sense. What an extraordinary man! As for his Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism I bought a week ago, I look it up almost daily. It became part of my life.
  
• The Gate - Things my Mother told me. on Dec. 13, 2010
  
  I came late to the Stan Law roster. Now I have to catch up on all his books, fiction and non-fiction alike. I dare say this happens to most people who discover this author. Aren’t we lucky! The Gate is a jewel in its own right. Not only does it speak volumes of the courage of the senior citizens, our parents, who are prone to acquire diseases which seemed destined to invade old age, but it paints a wonderful image of a family determined not to give up, but to find peace, joy, laughter and even adventure—in circumstances under which most of us probably give up trying. Yet, page after page, the book reads more like a biography than a novel. Who can tell? Quite wonderful…
  
• Marvin Clark — In Search of Freedom on Dec. 17, 2010
  
  What are the odds? I suppose, with a name like mine, sooner or later, it had to happen. Although I wear gray suits and like to remain inconspicuous, I thought it was a joke… until I read the Delicious Monster. Yes, my name is Marvin Clark, but I am not the protagonist, though later, having ‘met’ Jocelyn, I began to wish I were! What an absolutely delightful novel. It is as light, as it is deep, it is thoughtful, and it is funny. And most of all, it is definitely romantic in a sophisticated, unusual way. It seems to me that this gentleman who calls himself Stan I.S. Law, can really write. Well done, Sir.
  
• Key To Immortality — Commentary on Gospel of Thomas on Dec. 17, 2010
  
  Having studied his Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism this book, the Key to Immortality, makes perfect sense. In fact, it became very convincing. What an extraordinary view of reality! Once you accept it, you’ll never be afraid of death! Amazing! I look forward to Mr. Kapuscinski’s other books.
  
• Beyond Religion Volume I on Dec. 20, 2010
  
  Call them Ideas, Thoughts, or Essays… what’s in a name? Reading them enriches my life, broadens my concept of reality, opens my mind. I wouldn’t want to miss a single one. Trust me, they are fun.
  
• Yeshua - Personal Memoir of the Missing Years of Jesus on Dec. 24, 2010
  
  There are many ways to tackle a historical novel. Most authors try to assess what must have happened to make the known face in history come to life. Stan Law is different. He seems to have marveled what must have happened long before the action of the book took place, to bring about a mindset, which would turn a joyful boy from a Palestine village into Messiah. A fascinating exposé backed up by meticulous research. Well done, Sir!
  
• Beyond Religion Volume III on Feb. 05, 2011
  
  Now that I’m completing the 3rd series of the essays, I must admit that I have been compelled to reexamine my whole view of the world. It seems that there are different ways to regard reality, rather as ‘beauty being in the eyes of the beholder’. But, thanks to Kapuscinski, my worldview is now richer, broader, and, perhaps most of all, I experience a strange peace when facing things and events, which, in the past, drove me mad. Yes, the Essays have definitely given me a sense of peace and… confidence. Thank you Mr. Kapuscinski.
  
• Now - Being and Becoming on Feb. 10, 2011
  
  Stan Law offers the best and probably the most original description of how infinity can unfold, how our life, here, on Earth is a necessary component of our immortal soul. I defy anyone to offer a better explanation. But what I really find amazing is how the author manages to intertwine metaphysics with pure science, and then enhance them both with abundant poetry. Beautiful!
  
• The Avatar Syndrome on March 23, 2011
  
  There are books that fill time and there are books that fill the soul. The Avatar belongs in the latter category. I defy anyone to read it and not retain a lingering feeling that we are so much more than just flesh and blood. A brilliant book, Mr. Law. Congratulations. I’m looking forward to the sequel, the Headless World, which is already on Smashwords. What a feast!
  
• Sacha—The Way Back (Alexander Trilogy Book Three) on June 09, 2011
  
  A fascinating concept of how would a man “descending from heaven” react to our idea of how to “get to heaven.” According to Sacha we have all strayed from the straight and narrow. Is his solution the only solution? Or is it too late for all of us? An amazing progression. In The Princess, Alec observes the world. In Alexander, Alec, now adult, visits the world. In Sacha, Alexander’s son becomes the world. An extraordinary novel. It certainly does Kafka justice.
  
• Winston's Kingdom [Winston Trilogy Book III] on Aug. 05, 2011
  
  Great many words have been written about man’s ultimate potential. Some are deep philosophical treatises, others tend towards science fiction. This book seems to be real. Ordinary people fight to conquer the trials and tribulations, which are placed in their paths to challenge even the most gifted amongst them. Contrary to other books dealing with the subject, however, this one does not pull short. It reaches beyond what some of us recognize as death, into realms as enticing as one can imagine, and then Law goes still further. He reaches beyond infinity. One is reminded of the biblical statement “Ye are Gods.” Stan Law gives the words substance.
  
• Headless World, sequel to the Avatar Syndrome on Aug. 10, 2011
  
  When it comes to Visionary fiction, Stan Law is, undoubtedly, the master of the genre. While others aspire to get their effects with murder, sadism or a gamut of other cheap effects, Law manages to maintain the interest, the tempo and the attention of the reader by presenting us with intellectual, psychological or even spiritual dilemmas. Amazingly, he solves them, before our very eyes, with the facility of a seasoned virtuoso. Amazing! A worthy and great sequel to the Avatar Syndrome. For all who read it, The Headless World is a must.
  
• Beyond Religion Volume II on Aug. 10, 2011
  
  Some of the subjects are surprising in their simplicity considering that moments ago I, and I strongly suspect thousands of others, considered them mysteries. Of course, nothing comes free. I might have to buy Kapuscinski’s Dictionary of Biblical Symbolism before the penny drops all the way down. There is knowledge, and mystery, and humor here. I found it well worth it. Every page is a jewel.
  
• Enigma of the Second Coming on Sep. 03, 2011
  
  One can but wonder where physics end and metaphysics begin. With scientists talking about multi-universes, and about at least eleven dimensions defining our reality, frankly, I find everything Stan Law writes more and more believable. Certainly no less so than theoretical physics. At the very least, I can keep hoping that he is right!
  
• Cats & Dogs Series (Complete+) on Sep. 26, 2011
  
  I wish to take this opportunity to apologize to all the cats, and dogs, the world over, for not giving them credit where the credit was due. I shall, henceforth, treat them as equals. Not same but equals. I hope they’ll accept my friendship, offered in a completely new light. Thank you Mr. Law for opening my eyes.
  
• Gift of Gamman on Nov. 17, 2011
  
  Astounding prophecy of man’s future. It marries the vestiges of ancient knowledge, both human and alien, to free man from his perennial kindergarten. Even… to create life! A book to be read, and reread. I did! There seems no end to Stan Law’s inner/outer travels. In his book, the line between the physical and the metaphysical becomes strangely blurred. I think the point he’s making is that there is only one all-encompassing reality, but he leaves it to us to discover this fact on our own.
  
• WALL — Love, Sex and Immortality [Aquarius Trilogy Book One] on Dec. 28, 2011
  
  I feel like packing my bags and taking the first plane to Milos. I’m sure if look hard enough, I’ll find another Ambrosia waiting for me on the beach. This book is an elegant amalgam of the very apt subtitle: Love, Sex and Immortality. For my taste, Law should also have added ‘science’. It certainly deserves a mention. Or, in other words, this book has everything!
  
• Sci-Fi Series 2 (Simulator, Little Angels, Esperanza) on Dec. 30, 2011
  
  All three stories attest that we have a new science fiction star rising. I loved the stories, leaving me wanting more. Great writing!
  
• ELOHIM-Masters & Minions [Winston Trilogy Book Two] on Jan. 12, 2012
  
  One Just Man, now Elohim, and we have Part Three yet to come. Winston is becoming more enigmatic. Peter is living proof that if you refuse to give up, you can reach heights undreamt of. Cathy and Lena continued to grow in stature. A mystery? Suspense? Or just a very good story? It seems that for Stan Law the world, as we know it, is not enough! Fantastic! Keep them coming Mr. Law!
  
• Alexander [Alexander Trilogy Book Two] on Jan. 13, 2012
  
  Having read the Princess, Book I of the Alexander Trilogy, I found that what may seem innocuous to us when young, when adults we must pay the piper for the same thoughts or actions. The level of the payment is proportional to our ability to pay it. Dr. Alec Baldwin presents a fascinating study of the consequences of our actions not at physical but at mental and/or emotional level. It seems that we can do almost anything providing we remain true to our own self. Fascinating! I look forward to Book III of the Trilogy. I’m sure Stan Law will continue to surprise us with his pen.