Stephen Lloyd Webber

Pants in the Tree

Prose Poetry

An aging genius finds his pants mysteriously migrating to tree branches. Is it the universe playing tricks, his deceased wife trying to communicate, or simply the natural order asserting itself? Through 31 interconnected prose poems, we follow our pantless philosopher as he polishes stones, hosts Native American spirits around invisible campfires, and slowly transforms into something beyond human understanding.

This experimental work weaves together Zen koans, domestic absurdism, and profound grief into a meditation on presence, absence, and the thin boundaries between wisdom and madness. Each piece builds on the last, creating a rhythm that pulls readers into a world where the extraordinary hides in plain sight.

“Like Beckett met Basho in a backyard and decided to do laundry.”

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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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Starseed Flux

Science Fiction • Expected 2025

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.

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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.

“Philip K. Dick meets Neal Stephenson in zero gravity”

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The God Pot

Novel • Coming 2025

In suburban Denver’s Sod Hill apartment complex, Daniel “Moony” Adams Jr. has everything—trust fund money, perfect abs he never works for, and absolutely no direction in life. When a mysterious woman called The Gypsy arrives with a box of cash and an offer to help launder money for Eastern European interests, Moony must choose between the suffocating family intelligence business he was born into and forging his own criminal empire.

“A savage satire of American ennui.”

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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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