Dr. Johnson splits his home between Woodinville, Washington and Molokai, Hawaii. He is married and has two grown daughters. Some of his many former lives include working under the AEC performing high-energy and theoretical particle experiments at Argonne National Laboratory. He later became one of the "Higgs Hunters" at the short-lived Superconducting Super Collider, including an in-between stint with NASA developing large-scale upper-atmospheric computer simulations. Dr. Johnson later helped design and deploy large-scale cellular and satellite digital telecommunications systems worldwide. He loves movies and has spent thousands of hours in obscure projection booths showing vintage 35mm films. He has several more works in process, including a sequel to Sometimes...I Don't Remember Much of the '70s and "Quantum Netopia," a novel about the first engineered GMO humans. In his off hours, he enjoys volcano skiing, raising chickens, deep-sea fishing, and scuba diving.