About the author

David Piper grew up on endless high plains vistas overlaid with right-angle gravel roads. An enormous monopoly hired him to fix residential telephones, where he encountered the full expression of human eccentricities.

After earning a degree in economics at the University of Kansas, he acquired a couple of telecommunications patents. He managed technical teams and created algorithms that dynamically altered networks. This behind-the-scenes interaction between computers and the public spurred him to write Church of the God Particle, a speculative crime thriller in which a man attempts to physically and spiritually absorb a new technology.

David lives and writes in Austin, Texas.