
A Crazy, Funny Novel
In this episode, George presents chapter one of the award-winning audiobook of his magical-realist coming-of-age novel An Almost Impossible Story.
Stories that reveal hidden corrections between cultures and transform your vision of the world.
I completed the feature The Blinding Sea on March 16, 2025 and am taking it on tour in North America and Europe.
Fiction and non-fiction works that explore the boundaries between the real and the imagined in the human spirit.
In this episode, George presents chapter one of the award-winning audiobook of his magical-realist coming-of-age novel An Almost Impossible Story.
L’accroche : L’explorateur polaire norvégien Roald Amundsen avait faim de lieux désertiques et fut animé par une passion pour les
Log line: Norwegian polar explorer Roald Amundsen hungered for desert places, and was driven by a passion for both Indigenous
At dawn this morning, I completed the new version of The Blinding Sea, which investigates the relationships and sharing of
In this episode, George presents chapter one of the award-winning audiobook of his magical-realist coming-of-age novel An Almost Impossible Story.
For Paul-Henri Dietrich d’Holbach, human beings and all of Nature are essentially matter in motion.
For Julien Offray de La Mettrie, the human being is a clock-like organic machine, although there is no clock-maker.
For Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, the human being is a metaphysical machine, mirroring God’s harmonious universe.
This episode is devoted to Thomas Hobbes, whose fear of insecurity and desire for control made him develop a well-regulated machine model for society.
This episode is devoted to René Descartes, who developed mechanistic philosophy, likening human biology to clockwork.