Alpha, Omega
Press Release
While The Da Vinci Code asks the question, “Is our eschatological symbol for goodness who
we think he is?” Alpha Omega asks “Come on now, what does it really mean to be human?”
—Decia Rowland, PhD, Scholar of Religion
Alpha, Omega will keep you on the edge of your seat.
—Katy McElroy
Press Release
While The Da Vinci Code asks the question, “Is our eschatological symbol for goodness who
we think he is?” Alpha Omega asks “Come on now, what does it really mean to be human?”
—Decia Rowland, PhD, Scholar of Religion
Alpha, Omega will keep you on the edge of your seat.
—Katy McElroy
The Magician's Wheel
When Gatsby meets an eccentric magician, she learns that the Phaistos Disk—the most
mysterious artifact of all history—has been stolen. Finding the real Disk will mean confronting
the global labyrinth of secrecy that exists solely to conceal its whereabouts and meaning.
Translating it will mean decryption of the vital question: which came first, God or the word “god”?
The bounty hunters in every dark corner, the nameless agents of secrecy, the assassin: all
show that they will do whatever it takes to possess the Disk.
And the treacherous, seductive magician, Affiato—what breed of magician is he, really? Can
Gatsby trust him, or anyone—even herself?
She feels the gun, loaded with parables, pressed against the temple of her beliefs.
When Gatsby meets an eccentric magician, she learns that the Phaistos Disk—the most
mysterious artifact of all history—has been stolen. Finding the real Disk will mean confronting
the global labyrinth of secrecy that exists solely to conceal its whereabouts and meaning.
Translating it will mean decryption of the vital question: which came first, God or the word “god”?
The bounty hunters in every dark corner, the nameless agents of secrecy, the assassin: all
show that they will do whatever it takes to possess the Disk.
And the treacherous, seductive magician, Affiato—what breed of magician is he, really? Can
Gatsby trust him, or anyone—even herself?
She feels the gun, loaded with parables, pressed against the temple of her beliefs.
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Deep Structure
Da Vinci Code, move over for this sparkling, fast-paced tale of magic, mystery, and intrigue...
Stephens' extensive research and intuitive imagination bring to life the magic of languages,
both those ancient and yet to be decoded, twining them together with real physics and
archeology in a highly entertaining story that echoes Shyamalan's Signs and Gaiman's
Stardust.
—Candy Davis, Editor, Author, Monsoon Wife
If Richard Bach's Illusions had been written in consultation with Steven Hawking and C.S.
Lewis, the result may have something like Deep Structure.
—Kevin Joseph, Amazon.com Review
Da Vinci Code, move over for this sparkling, fast-paced tale of magic, mystery, and intrigue...
Stephens' extensive research and intuitive imagination bring to life the magic of languages,
both those ancient and yet to be decoded, twining them together with real physics and
archeology in a highly entertaining story that echoes Shyamalan's Signs and Gaiman's
Stardust.
—Candy Davis, Editor, Author, Monsoon Wife
If Richard Bach's Illusions had been written in consultation with Steven Hawking and C.S.
Lewis, the result may have something like Deep Structure.
—Kevin Joseph, Amazon.com Review
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The Official Web Site of Alpha, Omega
Who is Dr. Gatsby Donovan?
Linguist, translator, world traveler — but, most of all, a woman who is infinitely fascinated by
human communication and the realities created by words.
Never one to close the door on a chance for adventure, Gatsby lives to explore mental
haunted houses, even universes less traveled, when opportunity knocks.
She listens to Stravinsky, drinks White Russians, pumps neurons, and shares her London
flat with a cranky microwave.
Ready to meet her?
Linguist, translator, world traveler — but, most of all, a woman who is infinitely fascinated by
human communication and the realities created by words.
Never one to close the door on a chance for adventure, Gatsby lives to explore mental
haunted houses, even universes less traveled, when opportunity knocks.
She listens to Stravinsky, drinks White Russians, pumps neurons, and shares her London
flat with a cranky microwave.
Ready to meet her?