“Extremely deep, philosophical and whimsical simultaneously.

Look out: a new writing style has topped the horizon. S. Ellison emerges a modern James Joyce-meets-Douglas Adams: unique insight, humor, groundedness, refreshing imagination and thought provoking perspective.”

— K. Palmer, Rimrockin’ Times Herald (It’s what it would say if it it existed. — K.P.)

SELF-NOMINATED
FOR
BEST-BY-FAMILY-MEMBER AWARD

“…unmitigated work of…. Whoowee boy – you just watch: you will have groupies. Having said that, I will also say that the actual storyline is a thinly veiled vehicle for relaying richly developed and interestingly archetyped discursions. Robert M. Persig’s chataquas [Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance] have nothing on you! There is nutritious food for thought between the lines here.”

— Bob Daniels, Technology Guru & Unix-Geek

“I recently discovered a box of 10,000 self-powered lightbulbs hiding inside the covers of Thodkin’s Spear. No, it’s not a light tale, just one of luminous purpose: painless therapy for stiffened minds. Deliciously eloquent, irreverent, humorous, inventive, subtle and wise, it’s also so original that Originality herself will want to sign up for night classes with the author.”

— E. T. Ellison,
Author of The Luck of Madonna 13

(2002 Book of the Year winner) (He is Scott’s brother…so?)