David Hockey: 4 books

Does humanity need a Universal Religion?This book summarises the difficulties in solving this question.It explores how we think, why “purpose” is important when solving practical and moral problems, how religions arose and developed and how the universe and life evolved. Then it...

Sam had always known that he could fly. Fly in his dreams, that is; he was often flying in his dreams. This morning's dream was particularly vivid. It began with a feeling of great beauty, set in a perfect, early-spring day. The dandelions were bursting out in golden yellow and there was a warm and exciting ambience that foretold of pleasant things to come.

Something to read when waiting. Ten miniscule stories jumping from ghosts to murder.

Tom, a mathematics teacher, is nearing retirement. Raised in the country, his parents move to Ottawa, Canada’s capital, when Tom goes to university. He stays there, marries and has one son, Steven. Tom's wife leaves him when he decides that he wants to live in the country when he retires. He does that, meets and loses someone, then reconnects.