Bryan Belrad's myriad works span the disciplines of Cosmology, Physics, Psychology, Ontology, Oncology, and Religion, among many others. In addition to his book, Testing the Big Bang (2007), he has written hundreds of papers and articles, featured in peer-reviewed publications, like Transplant Journal and The Journal of Astrophysics, as well as more mainstream periodicals and publications, like The Think Club Quarterly, The Los Angeles Chronicle, and The World Sentinel.

To date, his contributions have earned him four honorary doctoral degrees (Theoretical Physics, Psychology, Particle Physics, Divinity), in addition to the four earned through the Universal Life Church Seminary (Theology, Humanity, Metaphysics, Religion). He also holds an MBA from BC, as well as several undergraduate degrees from wide variety of both traditional and correspondence schools (Skillpath, Stratford, etc). He has worked with several prestigious institutions, including Harvard, Johns Hopkins, and Cornell Universities, and is presently enrolled in a pre-law program with the University of Phoenix.

Despite all that, he is perhaps best known as an author of fiction. His many short stories and poems have been published world-wide in magazines and anthologies, such as "Altered Space" and "The Coming Dawn", and his debut novel, Rage of Night (2007), made the national best-seller lists.

This site is your gateway to a sampling of some of Dr. Belrad's most popular works.