Clark A. Hiddleston

Review on Amazon: Quiet, luminous, and deeply human a.co/d/fSoErSy

The Astrophysicist Who Accepted Everything Check out this great listen on Audible.com. What if your greatest mystery is at home?The Astrophysicist Who Accepted Everything by Clark A. Hiddleston is a striking, emotionally resonant portrait of a...

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At the heart of this story is Mitch Zhukov, a brilliant yet vulnerable astrophysicist whose wide-open mind absorbs the universe's mysteries. Political intrigue, meta-galactic science, and the unusual visions of Dr. Zhukov, lead to the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.

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When I wrote this novel about Mitch, an unlikely family man and scientist, I kept wondering how I was going to round it off into an ending. Then that planet-changing Sunday morning hit!

From my ebook “A Political Paradigm of Rapid Change” on how machine learning can benefit everyone.

A Political Paradigm of Rapid Change: A Description and Prescription for the Future Amazon.com: A Political Paradigm of Rapid Change: A Description and Prescription for the Future eBook : Hiddleston, Clark A: Kindle Store

Here’s my timely book. With the proliferation of artificial intelligence and the expansion of social media, speech has never been freer. The democratization of the world is ahead because of this new virtual marketplace of ideas. A Political Paradigm of Rapid Change

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A Political Paradigm of Rapid Change Check out this great listen on Audible.com. Once in a century or two, a new political theory is formulated to explain current events and offer solutions for the greater good. Past theories included th...

My techno-democracy audiobook came out today with an up-to-date slant on how politics will change for new leaders. www.audible.com/pd/B0DTW3ZNN...

Two books and five stories on Kindle Vella.

Restarting after having to stop because of life’s challenges, although trials give me material for later writing.

I keep writing different genres, and I enjoy the variety. Upon introspection, this might be a tactic to hit upon my best style of writing. Maybe?

Kind of like leaders who have a goal and struggle to implement. Thank goodness all we have is the page to argue back…

The most painful chapters to deal with are always the best. Whether that goes for the outline of a whole book, uhm?

Living in a Victorian house in a scary neighborhood keeps you alert during the day and taking precautions at night. Follow Donavan’s story as he gets a new job at the courthouse and grapples with the gang guys in the hood who have powerful relics from Mexico. www.amazon.com/Phase-Shifts...

The point in the book when I start to lose control over my characters is liftoff!

These well-chosen feathers are great for making plausible deniability fly.

I was a lawyer and wanted to be a writer, which happened at any spare moment.

You’re independent and speak a unique language.

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A legal mystery, set in the courthouse, explains why my job as a lawyer was frustratingly interesting. www.amazon.com/Court-Watche...