Casey Dorman is a former university professor and dean, psychologist, literary review editor, an essayist, and the author of fourteen novels and numerous short stories. He has published a volume in the Johns Hopkins Series on Neuroscience and Psychiatry and was editor and publisher of the literary quarterly, Lost Coast Review. He is a member of the Society of Philosophers in America. Casey’s novels include a number of thrillers, either crime or espionage. His last three novels are science fiction and are the books in the Voyages of the Delphi series: Ezekiel’s Brain, Prime Directive, and The Gaia Paradox. They involve AI space travelers. He is currently working on a non-fiction book on the promises and the dangers of AI. 

He lives in California near the ocean and, when not writing, he enjoys gardening, traveling, reading and wine-tasting with his wife, Lai.

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