BRYAN W. ALASPA

The world of urban legend is one of the areas of the internet and the world prefer to live in. I love watching videos about UFOs and weird, mysterious things. I collect strange, mysterious stories like the Mad Gasser of Mattoon and other stories. One of my favorites, of course, is the supposedly true tale of The Man From Taured. Of course, I say "true" but the fact remains this story is just urban legend. Although people who like the idea of alternate dimensions love to cite

I have spent the past couple of days talking about my upcoming book The Revisionists as well as looking back at my novel The Man From Taured. Both of these books deal with the idea of a multiverse. What's a multiverse? It's the concept that time and space may exist on many parallel levels and there may be alternate realities or dimensions. You've likely seen this concept in many books, comic books, stories and movies. Heck, just watching the Arrowverse shows you know there's

A lot changed for me when I wrote the novel The Man from Taured. Not only has it slowly, over time, become one of my bestselling novels across all platforms, but it changed a lot of my own thinking and changed the course of my writing, too. Before TMfT I had written all kinds of weird stuff and thrillers, of course. I had toyed with the idea of alternate realities and perhaps dimensions, but as I toyed with those ideas, I began to research them, too. Of course, this ultimatel