Stations of the Supercross

A book with twelve 'stations' in several sections that is both autobiographical and philosophical, with a keenly metaphysical approach to the thorny subject of 'truth', and an original 'take' on subatomic definitions which logically follows from John O'Loughlin's previous title 'Atoms and Pseudo-Atoms in Subatomic Perspective', further extending his sense of the relationship between attraction and reaction on a gender basis that applies to any given 'pairing' on what he terms the intercardinal axial compass, a term with which the student of this writer's mature philosophy should by now be familiar, especially since it is crucial to his structural comprehensiveness and overall philosophical perspective.