William Holland, the author of The Split-Second Integral, has released a new book that sheds light on the science behind mind-blowing concepts in science fiction. Published by Dorrance Publishing Co., Inc., this 114-page paperback is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the movement of objects in space-time and transitioning from three-dimensional logic to time-based four-dimensional logic.
Holland’s book delves into the progression of physics, introducing readers to the necessary mathematical concepts needed to comprehend complex ideas. He also explores Hypercube and four-dimensional movement, opening up a whole new world of universal comprehension. Additionally, he includes a short story based on these principles, providing readers with a fictional tale grounded in scientific knowledge.
William Holland resides in Phoenix and enjoys various activities such as playing his keyboard, chess, cooking, and flying his Phantom ultralight aircraft. He is also involved in his community through volunteer work at local events serving pancakes and ice cream. The book has a retail price of $14.00 (hardback $27.00, eBook $9.00) and its ISBN is 979-8-88729-350-9. For members of the press interested in requesting a review copy or author interview, visit
