Stephen Lloyd Webber

The God Pot

Literary Fiction

Moony Adams knows seventeen ways to kill a man—or thinks he does. The trust fund heir can’t tell if his expensive childhood training was preparation for intelligence work or just the paranoid extravagance of wealth.

After his sister kills herself rather than join the family mining business, he exiles himself to a budget apartment complex in suburban Denver, trying to become nobody.

But privilege doesn’t wash off. Confronted by a woman with money laundering schemes, a landlord who might be an informant, and a neighbor who sees the divine in cookware, Moony discovers that his ambitions at espionage might be the most honest thing about him.

THE GOD POT is a wry novel about inheritance, delusion, and the American myth that you can be anyone as long as you commit to the bit.

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Starseed Flux

YA Science Fiction

Mott Fortress fixes things. As a maintenance worker aboard the generation ship IHC-111, she’s spent her life keeping the machinery running while humanity slowly crawls toward distant stars. But when her boyfriend cancels their romantic getaway to asteroid Bx5-1a2-Micro, she stumbles into a conspiracy that goes back to the ship’s founding.

The seedships aren’t just carrying human DNA to distant worlds—but they’re not telling their living crews the full story, either. A story about the maintenance workers who keep utopia running, the love that survives in confined spaces, and the terrible price of giving your entire life to someone else’s vision of the future.

A conspiracy involving clones, royals, and really unhappy droids. Mott and her crew fight to stay alive as they navigate a web of secrets that threatens everything the fleet believes about their mission.

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Pants in the Tree

Prose Poetry

A genius keeps finding his pants in trees.

In thirty-four connected vignettes, an aging widower—brilliant, bereft, increasingly unmoored—pursues his wayward trousers through landscapes that shift between the quotidian and the metaphysical.

What begins as absurdist comedy becomes a meditation on grief and an inquiry disguised as slapstick.

As his pants migrate from palm trees to willows to desert pines, our protagonist confronts: Where does the lap go when you stand? What remains when everything turns to water? Can a man polish a stone into perfection while his entire world dissolves?

With prose modulating between Beckett-like precision to Brautiganian whimsy, from Buddhist koans to vaudeville routines, Pants in the Tree pairs wisdom and absurdity as dancing partners.

Chapter One originally appeared in Sleepingfish

For readers of: Donald Barthelme, Richard Brautigan, Lydia Davis, Clarice Lispector, Ben Marcus, Robert Walser

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Deep Freewriting

Writing Craft · Bestseller

Discover the practice that transforms writing from struggle to flow. Deep Freewriting isn’t about writing faster or producing more—it’s about accessing the deeper currents of creativity that run beneath our conscious thoughts.

This guide reveals:

→ How to write continuously for hours without exhaustion
→ The momentum principle that keeps ideas flowing
→ Techniques for bypassing your inner critic
→ Why traditional writing advice might be holding you back
→ The connection between sustained writing and altered states of consciousness

Based on methods developed during a decade of leading intensive writing retreats, this book has helped thousands of writers—from beginners to bestselling authors—transform their relationship with the creative process.

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Cosmosis

Science Fiction · Expected 2026

In the space station Horizon Omni, reality is gamified and consciousness itself has become currency. Plotinus 2153-Day writes conversational assistance apps for people too deep in virtual reality to remember how to talk to each other. When a rival faction targets him for identity theft so complete it will erase him from existence, he discovers the station’s governing AI is playing a game of its own.

As Day navigates between the Streamliners and the Loyal, he begins to uncover the mystical origins of the station itself.

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Revolt in Steel Meadow

Co-written with David Roe as Harlan Hunt · Power of the All-Mind Saga, Book 1

The city of Apollonia gleams with the promise of unlimited energy. Euphonium powers everything—from the smallest household device to the vast machines that keep their perfect society running. When ex-soldier turned Cold Synthesis engineer John Harwood survives an accident that kills two colleagues, he can’t shake the feeling that something is deeply wrong with their utopian energy source.

Teaming up with determined reporter Eve Caldwell, John discovers the horrifying truth: euphonium isn’t mined or generated—it’s harvested from human consciousness. Every watt of power that lights their city comes from minds trapped in suffering.

With the city’s powerful elite closing in, John faces an impossible choice: accept the comfortable lie and return to his life, or expose a truth that will destroy everything Apollonia has built—and possibly himself in the process.

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