About
Omniversal Press, as the title suggests, will look to address many topics, from health and wellbeing, social issues, science, technology and things esoteric.
The aim of the site is to encourage free-thinking, the sharing of knowledge in a civil and measured manner, and to move humanity towards a more enlightened state. From time to time, there will be guest articles by my colleagues Neejer Kriatchun and Lou Scannon.
I look forward to hearing readers’ comments. All feedback is welcome, and whilst views and opinions may differ, that's okay in a free society.
My name is David Slater Hayselden, author of the novels Silent Disaster & The Unity Paradigm, and I’ll be the main contributor to Omniversal Press.
The creation of my fictional books was inspired by a deep-seated sense of unease that things I had been told by teachers, the media, my government and even my parents, just didn’t seem to ring true.
As I carried out research, and looked more closely at the world as I once knew it, I began to realise that I had been lied to on an industrial scale, virtually from the day I was born, regarding just about every aspect of life.
I’m a great believer in applying logic to whatever topic I’m addressing and, once applied, I believe I’m better placed to reach a reasonable conclusion. It may differ enormously from the original belief but will be more than likely a closer representation of the truth.
Omniversal Press, as the title suggests, will look to address many topics, from health and wellbeing, social issues, science, technology and things esoteric. The aim of the site is to encourage free-thinking and the sharing of knowledge in a civil and measured manner.
This blog site also affords me a great opportunity to introduce the wider world to the main character of the two books mentioned earlier. Brad Dalby is a fictitious American freelance journalist. He hails from Portland, Oregon, and is, like myself, a seeker of truth.
Someone once asked me whose truth I was looking for. My response to that question was; there are many opinions about a myriad of things, but there can be only one truth.
From time to time, there will be guest articles by my colleagues Neejer Kriatchun and Lou Scannon. Along with these characters, in an attempt to inject a little humour into the mix, there will be contributions from Brad’s alien friend, who goes by the name PhIarg, His take on Earth and its customs differs enormously from that of the ordinary human in the street.
I look forward to hearing readers’ comments. Whether or not you agree with the content, all feedback is welcome. Just please remember, our opinions may differ, but that doesn’t mean we have to be enemies.
