“The sky was clear and blue; the sun was hidden by the nearby buildings yet was obviously colorful. The air was clean, slightly warm, and breezy. Reaching his car, he opened his door. Mark shuddered as, suddenly, that same hissing sound he had heard way back when this began was detected to his right.”- Spidersilk the Novel

In Spidersilk the novel there is an amazing connection between several different dimensions that the characters experience. Although scientist today are still on the fence about multi-dimensions, we can see their beauty just about anywhere we look. The physicist Richard Feynman talked about the entire universe being in a glass of wine. It makes sense when you think about all the elements in the wine, the way it reacts with other principles and so on. Like the characters in Spidersilk, our reality is a combination of dimensions, even if we ignore/can’t see all of them! For more on Feynman’s talk about wine, the universe and everything being connected check out this link:

http://www.brainpickings.org/2014/01/06/the-universe-in-a-glass-of-wine-feynman/

"I am serious. Some of those guys may be more powerful and ferocious than you expect." - Geb from Spidersilk the novel

“A little sharking is always fun, not sure I will go as far as becoming a bank. That requires a lot more focus on things I currently employ my bank to do,”- Mark in Spidersilk the novel

In Spidersilk the novel, the main character Mark fights against intruders who aim to steal from Mark and his friends, while also limiting/eliminating their technology. Although Mark is brilliant when it comes to taking care of business, he’s also protected by spiders in another dimension. These spiders use their spider silk to help create a barrier that is tougher than just about anything we currently use in today’s world. Although there’s talk of using spider silk in the military and medical fields, it is still a little unknown to the greater public. If you’d like to know A LOT more about spider silk, check out this amazing TED Talks video! http://www.ted.com/talks/cheryl_hayashi_the_magnificence_of_spider_silk?language=en

“Ok, get this. Rae, was an independently wealthy technocrat and appeared to have no present financial issues. He has a number of profitable investments primarily in video game developers as well as a few other technology companies. Apparently he has a high level of technical skill by the looks of the resume.”- John in Spidersilk the novel

Characters are what make stories incredible. Even characters with tiny roles to play in a story can stick with a reader. In Spidersilk the novel, there’s many characters to choose from. Each have their own meanings and provide something to help the story progress. One such character is Eurus who assists John in investigating the missing person’s claim. In Greek mythology, Eurus was actually the god of the East Wind. Often, wind is associated with change which shows a quick change in the case which later lead to solutions. For more on Eurus, check out this link which provides verses from the Odyssey.

http://www.theoi.com/Titan/AnemosEuros.html

“Time to board the shuttle! You’ll like these private shuttles; it is one perk of a VIP agency account.”- Dacian in Spidersilk the novel

The dimly lit room had a thickness in the atmosphere and reeked of sweat. - Spidersilk the novel

Throughout history brilliant ideas have been swept under the rug and declared too out of this world to confirm. Out of these ideas some have risen above to revolution the way we live and think, while others slowly fade away. Currently, there is a bid debate over the string and multiverse theories that many scientist have raved about over the years. In Spidersilk the novel, multi-verse are the real deal and offer the story an exciting edge. There are many reasons why scientist believe that the multi-verse may be the real deal, what do you think? Check out this article to find out more about the theories and why they may soon be falsified.

http://www.npr.org/blogs/13.7/2015/01/27/381809832/the-most-dangerous-ideas-in-science?utm_source=facebook.com&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=npr&utm_term=nprnews&utm_content=20150127