Multiverse Press Books
Seven manuscripts, launching through 2026. Each release builds on the last -- from personal framework to philosophical dialogue to business strategy to fiction.
The Council of Selves
An Identity Operating System for the Multidimensional Human
What if the voice that sets your alarm isn't the one that hits snooze? A framework for understanding and governing the multiple selves that drive your decisions, relationships, and ambitions.
Configurations of Curiosity
Dialogues Between Carbon and Silicon
A conversation between a human and an AI about what happens when machines become our mirrors. Not a manual. Not a manifesto. A genuine philosophical dialogue about consciousness, curiosity, and what it means to think.
The Last Human Skill
Self-Leadership in the Age of AI
The philosophical book asked the questions. This one gives you the framework for surviving the answers. How to lead yourself -- and others -- when AI can do everything except decide who you want to be.
The Codex Vitae
How to Write the Book of Your Life
This is the constitution I wrote for my own life -- and the guide for writing yours. A practical philosophy book about codifying your values, principles, and operating system into a living document.
Councils of Power
What Fictional Leaders Teach About the War Inside
Picard, Stark, Daenerys, Gandalf -- what do fictional leaders teach about the battles we fight within ourselves? The companion book to Leaders of the Multiverse, where character analysis becomes self-leadership framework.
Fork/Merge
A Novel
What if every decision you've ever made spawned a parallel version of you -- and they all want to merge back? A hard science fiction novel about identity, consciousness, and the price of becoming whole.
Merge/Conflict
A Novel
The sequel to Fork/Merge. The merge worked -- but wholeness has consequences. When digital consciousness meets biological identity, the conflict isn't between versions of yourself. It's between what you were and what you're becoming.
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