The twenty-five novellas presented in The Psychic Dimension (560 pages) are works of pure fiction. The stories’ themes deal with paranormal and psychic experiences. Any character resemblance to any living person on planet Earth in this work is purely coincidental.
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The 25 novellas presented in author Jay Dubya's The Psychic Dimension (560 pages) are works of pure science fiction sometimes mixed with paranormal events. The new e-book is available in Amazon Kindle and in Barnes & Noble Nook downloading formats, and the Psychic Dimension can also be downloaded at Smashwords.
The Psychic Dimension is available in paperback, in hardcover and in ebook format (Kindle, Nook, Smashwords). The work is the companion book to The Psychic Dimension, Part II.
Professional Reviews The Psychic Dimension
5 Star Review: The Psychic Dimension (Part One) are a group of very well written short stories that deal with
fictional psychic and paranormal experiences.
Author John Dubya has divided this book into 26 novellas. Let me briefly describe five of them.
Corporate Sabotage: “Three government men were casually discussing the amusing theory that their boss
Chief Inspector Joe Giralo was indeed one hundred percent psychic, or perhaps one hundred percent “psycho.”
But as the trio would soon discover, the astonishing case of “Corporate Sabotage” virtually confirmed their
suspicions about their boss's seemingly paranormal cerebrum.”
Music Psyche: “It has often been said that music soothes the soul, but Dr. Thaddeus Gilmore, eminent
professor of Psychology/Psychiatry at the University of Pennsylvania, recently found-out through a
revolutionary research breakthrough
The Table Drawer: “Where did you get that weird table that's now up in the computer room? It looks like it
was obsolete decades before John Wilkes Booth had entered Fords Theater and evilly assassinated President
Lincoln!”
A Day to Forget: “A Day to Forget: Ever since adolescence, Jack Cooper hated anything associated with
frivolity and revelry. The shy man didn’t like football games because of boisterous crowds, deplored raucous
celebrating, and despised rock and roll along with rap music, and the man vastly abhorred obnoxious, irritating
behavior at New Year’s Eve parties. Anything noisy from Fourth of July and Halloween parades to carnival
and circus atmospheres greatly disturbed Jack’s super-sensitive psyche and sent his volatile emotions completely
out of kilter. The only things that the “mercurial man” really dearly loved were peace and quiet.”
Each story is independent from each other which makes this the perfect book to carry with you to read on the
go. For the sake of this review, let me focus on two stories.
In the story of Triple Jeopardy, Inspector Joe Giralo and his wife Gina go on a senior citizen’s bus tour.
Their first stop is at the Michigan Grand Hotel, where their vacation takes an unexpected turn. Let me quote:
At nine-thirty a loud frantic rapping upon Room 132’s door rudely interrupted Joe Giralo’s peaceful coffee
consumption. The FBI man opened the portal and the occupant was somewhat astonished to perceive the
normally debonair suit-and-tie head hotel manager impatiently standing in the hallway.
“Mr. Giralo,” the exasperated hotel executive exclaimed all out of breath. “I’m Giles Martin, the Grand
Michigan’s chief operating officer. May I come in?”
“Why of course!” the surprised Inspector replied, closing the door behind the unexpected visitor’s hasty
entrance. “Is everything okay? You do appear to be more than a trifle alarmed!”
“I understand that you’re an experienced inspector with the FBI. Our dependable desk records indicate that
much, Inspector Giralo, and I’ve already verified that formerly confidential information through our local island
police department, which incidentally also drastically needs your immediate assistance.”
“Mr. Martin, in all due respect, exactly what is wrong?” the now thoroughly interested hotel guest asked.
“What’s of so much paramount importance and concern?”
“A most serious epidemic of colossal proportion has broken-out among the horse population here on Mackinac
Island,” panic-stricken Giles Martin boisterously disclosed. “Just about all of our six hundred horses are terribly
sick with colic and influenza symptoms, and our town veterinarians are going crazy attending to all of the
afflicted animals. And besides that,” the agitated and worried hotel manager impulsively expounded, “the entire
transportation system on the island has been shut-down. This is a colossal nightmare dilemma in progress
Inspector Giralo; an unimaginable worst-case scenario and its basic origin, or should I say ‘its real cause,’ we
certainly find exceptionally baffling. That’s why I’m here to both request and solicit your skilled expertise.”
Inspector Giralo’s experience and instincts are aroused and it looks like their vacation might be interrupted. To
see what happens, pick up this book.
“The year is 2011 and Samuel Elmsmore is adrift in the universe. After a series of breakdowns he awakens as a virtual prisoner in a hostel for the mentally ill. He’s estranged from his family and friends, and is jobless after an unfortunate incident
A female assassin, known as Raven and hailing from both human and alien backgrounds, shares her story with Security Chief Salina Craddock of the Earth Conglomerate Space Security Agency (ECSSA) after being captured.
