This author delves into the fascinating intersection of religious traditions and celestial ascent, drawing from a background as a teenage UFO investigator and a professor of religious studies. His scholarly work has explored the intricacies of Jewish mysticism and messianism, offering profound insights into spiritual journeys. With a distinctive narrative voice, he invites readers to contemplate the boundaries between the mundane and the transcendent. His first novel marks a new direction, promising to blend his unique perspectives with compelling storytelling.
Although there is scarcely more than a mention of homosexuality in his scholarly writings, Michel Foucault, who died of AIDS in 1984, has become a source of inspiration to a generation of gay activists. This book provides a defence of Foucault's work.