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An American by birth and education, he wrote the work from the perspective of a contemporary British novelist in order to enhance thematic elements as well as character development and portrayal. His perspective as the author from that standpoint was largely influenced by George Orwell, Arthur C. Clarke, Ray Kurzweil, Spinoza, Joseph Campbell and William Blake. Mr Kurzeil's book The Singularity is Near inspired many of the thematic elements of the novel. His life-long interest in international economics and finance continues unabated. He primarily demonstrates this professional involvement as a contributor to The Long Room, the members-only international finance professionals' forum hosted by The Financial Times of London. He’s an expert scuba diver who enjoys traveling to exotic dive sites. His love of the sea and marine life gives him an unbounded appreciation and support of “green” issues, especially those devoted to the conservation of endangered species and coral reefs.He continually posts results of his personal genealogical research to his Goodreads Authors Blog. Entitled The Patricians, the work represents thousand of hours of his research efforts and related commentary.
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The Patricians - A Genealogical Study
Steven Wood Collins - 2021-06-26
A blog about genealogical research that has resulted in rewriting history concerning several historical household names, including Christopher Columbus. Through the pursuit of ancestral heritage, the author has unearthed fascinating figures in both history and obscurity, many of whom have genealogical relationships to each other. The blog includes stories about these relationships and aims to connect notable ancestors to either their notable forebears and/or descendants. The TABLE OF ANCESTORS represents an attempt to facilitate the establishment of genealogical relationships with key figures in history.
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Puramore
The Lute of Pythagoras
Steven Wood Collins - 2011-06-01
Puramore is a sci-fi book that explores the future of humanity. Set between the latter part of the 20th century and the middle part of the 21st, the book follows a British Army general tasked with bringing about utopia for mankind. Facing a mortal and immortal enemy, the general and his team must use all their resources to overcome spiritual disadvantage and save humanity from extinction. With time running out, they must find a paragon of mankind capable of wielding the Divine Blade and leading mankind to apotheosis.
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Puramore - The Lute of Pythagoras
The Lute of Pythagoras
Steven Wood Collins - 2016-06-29 (first published in 2010)
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Puramore - The Lute of Pythagoras is a thrilling tale of George Smythe, who unwittingly becomes a leader fighting for a distant future cause. Almost killed in Mexico, he is rescued by a Nagual shaman who realizes Smythe's potential to wield Puramore for the thirteenth and last time. Smythe, Team Alpha, and their quantum computer fight against Wingtip, an avatar of China's first emperor, and spirit forces at his command to save humanity from a grim fate. Time is running out, and only the wielder of Puramore has the advantage over their foe. Will George Smythe prove himself worthy of the Sword of Destiny?