Stuart Archer Cohen has traveled extensively through the Americas, from Tierra del Fuego to the Arctic, as well as China. His trading company, Invisible World, imports and retails wool, silk, alpaca and cashmere clothing from South America and Asia. Cohen's other novels include The Army of the Republic and 17 Stone Angels. He lives in Juneau, Alaska, with his wife and two sons.

"An intriguing mixture of adventure story and philosophical conundrum. Ingenious, atmospheric and unsettling." -- The Times of London "A subtle, suspenseful experience ... Here is a thinking person's thriller, brimming with ideas and a most appropriate complexity." -- The San Francisco Chronicle Invisible World has been translated into French, German, Dutch, Czech, and Japanese.

Stuart Archer Cohen has traveled extensively through the Americas, from Tierra del Fuego to the Arctic, as well as China. His trading company, Invisible World, imports and retails wool, silk, alpaca and cashmere clothing from South America and Asia. Cohen's other novels include The Army of the Republic and 17 Stone Angels. He lives in Juneau, Alaska, with his wife and two sons.

"An intriguing mixture of adventure story and philosophical conundrum. Ingenious, atmospheric and unsettling." -- The Times of London "A subtle, suspenseful experience ... Here is a thinking person's thriller, brimming with ideas and a most appropriate complexity." -- The San Francisco Chronicle Invisible World has been translated into French, German, Dutch, Czech, and Japanese.

Stuart Archer Cohen has traveled extensively through the Americas, from Tierra del Fuego to the Arctic, as well as China. His trading company, Invisible World, imports and retails wool, silk, alpaca and cashmere clothing from South America and Asia. Cohen's other novels include The Army of the Republic and 17 Stone Angels. He lives in Juneau, Alaska, with his wife and two sons.

"An intriguing mixture of adventure story and philosophical conundrum. Ingenious, atmospheric and unsettling." -- The Times of London "A subtle, suspenseful experience ... Here is a thinking person's thriller, brimming with ideas and a most appropriate complexity." -- The San Francisco Chronicle Invisible World has been translated into French, German, Dutch, Czech, and Japanese.