Of Forests and Clocks and Dreams / Inspiritus Press (ePub)

and illustrator and is at the forefront of transmedia storytelling.¿ ¿ Rowena Wiseman, Author of ¿Searching for Von Honningsbergs¿, ¿The Replacement Wife¿, ¿Bequest¿, ¿Silver¿.

¿[His pieces] have a timeless quality¿ that enlighten or explain a philosophy of life, a zen moment¿ [and] touch on an innate mystery of things that allow one to see.¿ ¿ Patricia Keeney, Professor of Creative Writing, York University, Award-winning Poet, Critic, Author of ¿One Man Dancing¿ and more.

¿I am awestruck at the philosophical stance of your writing. Your writing is akin to that of Murakami in its surrealist execution.¿ ¿ Shane Oltingir, Wattpad Reader

¿Amazing how well you implement the first-person point of view¿ Hackneyed and cliche, some have said, but there¿s just something about good writers and first person novels. You are definitely in one of them. Your voice really comes through. Some people will disagree and say, `Well of course. He¿s writing in first person. It¿s suppose to engage you in such a way.¿ But I would have to say that not all first-person novels come through as clean as yours does. Simply amazing.¿ comments Diogenes Marx, a literary critic on Textnovel.

On ¿Of Forests and Clocks and Dreams¿

¿A thought provoking work that will leave the reader questioning the very existence around them¿ [Takatsu] always seems to be breaking the rules and combining various mediums of art¿ The pioneer of English Cell Phone Novels has continued to approach writing¿and art as a whole¿in different ways, breaking and manipulating constructs to produce work that, while still holding ties to the written word, manifests into something that defies its very foundation¿A great glimpse into what the future of the written word¿and art as a whole¿can be.¿
¿ C.J. Garrett, Author of ¿Memoirs of a Zygote (Trapped in a Human¿s Body)¿

On ¿Espresso Love¿:
¿Offers acute, almost painful observations of the minutiae of life, if life took place in a Murakami snow-globe.¿
¿ Review on IndieReader Insiders

¿Like a seven course meal full of spice and illumination¿ One does not listen to a classical piece to get to its ending. No. It is the ride, the moment by moment¿a genuine Masamune among stories.¿
¿ Textnovel author

¿An interesting `vapoury¿ style that seems to hover off world at times. ¿Author¿s intent to invoke/evoke mystery is very effective¿haunting and strange (which is good)¿sense of terror in the core here¿ You¿re on to something different, striking.¿
¿ B.W. Powe, Associate Professor, Dept of English, York University and author of ¿A Tremendous Canada of Light¿, ¿A Climate Charged¿, ¿Outage¿, ¿The Unsaid Passing¿, and ¿Marshall McLuhan and Northrop Frye: Apocalypse and Alchemy¿