A Many-Splendored Thing SF Chronicle Award Nominee for Novel (1987) and makes the case for

and makes the case for how we each can advance the cause of human dignity

including the courageous French nobleman Charles Darnay

Callum Hunt has just about had enough

unimaginable riches

yet is informed by dozens of sources and years of professional experience-- helps distinguish between neurotic fear and appropriate fear-- integrates psychology with an ecumenical spirituality-- includes affirmations

A Many-Splendored Thing SF Chronicle Award Nominee for Novel (1987) and makes the case forSet against the backdrop of post war Hong Kong, this poignant narrative explores the complexities of love and cultural identity. The story follows Han Suyin, a Eurasian doctor, as she navigates her professional and personal life amidst the political tensions and social upheavals of the time. Her romance with Mark Elliott, a British war correspondent, unfolds with both tenderness and turmoil, reflecting the broader conflicts of East and West. Through