This is a site featuring concept-driven work.
From historical satirical fiction examining the impact of the printing press on creative professions to nonfiction conversations with AI on ethics and the future.
What happens when new tools change how humans think and create?
What happens when technology reshapes creativity? What could possibly go wrong?
A small error.
Very large consequences.
And a story that refuses to behave.
What Readers Are Saying about “The Typo”
“One of the best books I have reviewed this year. I wish I could give it six stars. “
-Lucinda E Clarke, Readers Favorite
“Amusing, clever, and richly entertaining—with deeper insights beneath the humor. Heartily Recommended.” -Karen Bordonaro, Historical Novel Society
This story is a fantastic read, beautifully told with a deleicate touch, and I highly recommend it. “
-Grand Leishman, Readers Favorite
“I laughed out loud. This book will appeal to anyone with a sense of humor.”
-Frank Mutuma, Readers Favorite
The best writer I have ever had
for such a short period of time.
James Patterson
As he began his novel-writing career, leaving the world of advertsing.
Other Books
Burning out and lighting up
(Release date, December, 2025) Set in 1980’s LA, a disillusioned daytime television writer, pursues unattainable love, self-medicates on cocaine. A bitter sweet romance and journey as he re-ignites his purpose and life in the home of musical notation, Cluny, France.
Straight from the horse’s mouth
You should read this book. It was written just when Sam Altman was thrown off the OpenAI Board for 29 minutes. It was written before AI was taught how and when to lie.
Coming soon
I love going to places I know little or nothing about. It helps me remain optimistic. The Hungarian definition of an optimist? “A person who is ill informed.” This is a collection of Budapest verbal snapshots.