Bryn Genelle Ditmars

This book, being the fourth key of five attributed to the author's self-created system of life-based philosophy, summarizes an outline of the ten titles written after those of Prodigion. Its well-chos...

This patient creature, otherwise known as a leaf in the library of life, tells about the love a father feels for his son, upon his ever fleeting graduation from childhood to adulthood, both of them ho...

This book represents the third key to unlocking the author's body of written work. Being the compendium to 67 titles composed over the course of 25 years, it is structured in the form of what might be...

This book, being a pairing of two main parts, represents the sixth and seventh keys of Prodigion. It is written from the perspective of a hypothetical godhead. While Telemetry's Mutation signifies the...

This book, though not without a genuine sense of humour, contains the account of one mans life, before, during, and after severe psychosis. Tragic at times, and nothing short of heroic at other t...