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Zendor the Barbarian started out as a nickname for the author from a bandmate, his drumming style being a bit explosive and unpredictable yet with precision timing. Zendor was a moniker Bruce used on a television show he hosted in the early 1990s. The author is what many call an 'experiencer' of high strangeness since childhood, beginning just after finding out he was adopted just after his 4th birthday. The author's quest for family connection and self-identity led into many realms of the unknown with a curiosity and fearless vulnerability.

Zendor the Barbarian - Part Deux is the continuation of a new millennial myth wrapped in a true story about an orphan's discovery of his origins and the trials and tribulations of garnering wisdom in a world that seems so foreign. His life unfolds as his curiosity builds, with things adding up to more than he ever expected along the way, including interactions with beings many have encountered to date.

Zendor wields a sharp intellect and insatiable quest for understanding the weird stuff that happens to him as he questions the nature of reality and his place in it. In this volume he is confronted with several moments of what can only be called 'quantum entanglement' as he journeys down the rabbit hole. He takes the reader on timely explorations of possibility and offers poignant considerations that could affect your life dramatically.

Knowing his 'mission/purpose' is to assist in the facilitation of a 'new world order' he continues to probe and prostrate himself before what he trusts as 'Truth' and the parts of himself that begin surfacing to engage the non-linear environments. At times he is just an observer and at others he is a dynamic contributor, but he still grapples with the 'sanity' of these experiences.

How does he do it? You'll love how the subtle details evolve. This is a true story, an evolving truth of humanity's evolution and rightful place among the stars as seen through one who is discovering it on the fly. You might find some correlation or corroboration with your own experience.