Golden Cord of Arram

The Golden Cord Trilogy is a psychological thriller. It has high-action sequences and battles, plenty of suspense, and shadowy aliens in the periphery, but the actors on this stage are almost entirely human. Some are caught in the miasma of fascism, and hate-based conspiracy theories, willing to do or say anything to satisfy the drives thrust upon them by their dark will, while other actors fight to preserve individual rights based on harmlessness, love, truth, and the rule of law. It is the eternal battle: autocracy versus democracy. The Trilogy explores novel scientific disciplines, such as the Simian Model of Behavior, a hard-wired behavioral psychology concept Walt Runkis developed: a biomedical research scientist: Renaissance man. It also calls upon his knowledge of Masonic rituals, Hermes Mercurius Trismegistus, and the Anunnaki, plus Eastern and Western spiritual traditions, to flesh out the plot and further expound his philosophy. It has rich romantic interactions between some of the actors, and the psychological implications these interactions induce. The Golden Cord will make you laugh, it may make you cry, and it might make it hard to sleep some nights because it is “speculative, dystopian fiction that skillfully blurs the boundaries between what is real and what is not. It may not be wrong to say it is, “based on a true story.”