Visions From The Twilight Zone (Chronicle Books) is the only coffeetable art book about the legendary CBS television series (1959-64), treating its images like black & white art photography and its dialogue & narration like poetry; The Twilight Zone Forever DVD is the 90-minute multimedia presentation based on the book, tracing the series' roots in surrealist art and ideas to its pervasive influence on American Pop Culture, recorded at The New York Times' TimesCenter on October 2, 2009, the series' 50th Anniversary; Sound & Vision is a 45-minute audio mashup of the series' words & music; Sight, Sound & Mind is a 12-minute DVD montage of the series' words, music & images from Visions..., narrated by the author.

The New York Times review said Visions... "transcends pop culture and brushes the underbelly of high art"; the accordian-fold invitation to the multimedia presentation at the New York Art Directors Club; The Five Themes of The Twilight Zone is an essay on the recurring themes of Rod Serling and the series' writers, and the basis for a 3-hour mini-marathon and VisuaLecture of the five episodes that best illustrate each theme.