Richard Matheson
Writer of Science Fiction, Terror
and Fantasy

This site honors the great writer of fantasy, terror, science fiction and other genres, Richard Matheson. He has written and had published more than 20 novels and 100 short stories. Nineteen of his screenplays have been produced as motion pictures, and he has had more than 55 television scripts filmed, including 14 episodes from the classic TV series, The Twilight Zone

Recently, Richard Matheson has become interested in communicating his personal spiritual and metaphysical ideas and philosophy. His first formal statement on this was his book, The Path, published in 1993 (Capra Press, Santa Barbara). In his introduction to that contemporary allegory, Matheson implored, "It is essential that all men and women become aware of what they truly are, why they are here on Earth and what they must do to preserve civilization before it is too late."

Matheson's ideas about our life purpose and destiny have been thoroughly researched. The Path is based on the writings of Harold Waldwin Percival, and especially his book, Thinking and Destiny. Matheson's novel, What Dreams May Come, made into a motion picture in 1998, includes a bibliography of more than 70 works by metaphysical thinkers and researchers. In 1999, he compiled and wrote basic observations on the metaphysical realities of life, and presented it in a CD recording, Reality. Set forth in a series of fundamental steps, Reality describes man's (and woman's) place in the worlds of matter and of spirit.

Free Download - Richard Matheson's "Reality"

With Richard Matheson's permission, we are proud to offer you the opportunity to, at no cost, download and read the full text of his presentation, Reality. (PDF116.5kb) You will need Acrobat Reader® to open the file. If you do not have it, it is available as a free download from Adobe Systems.