The page identifies the author as Theresa J Morris, with Amazon Author ID B00CPGP4CG, and currently displays 18 titles under the author profile.
Most importantly, ACE Life Coach: Basic Introduction (Ascension Center Education) is still attached to that author catalog. Amazon currently labels the paperback:
“Out of Print—Limited Availability.”
That is different from the book having disappeared. The bibliographic/catalog record survives, while normal new-print availability apparently does not.
There are several other useful status distinctions in what you pasted. Theresa of Ascension: Ascension Age Begins is available as Kindle and paperback; Ascension Age Awakening Movement: Book1 is Kindle; Roswell UFO Encounters, Alien UFO Story by TJ, Knowing Cosmology, Ascension Age Spirit: ET Contact, Taken Up, How to Social Network Metaphysics, and several others show paperback prices. Avatar Ascension Masters Guide is instead marked “Currently unavailable.”
This changes the legacy-publishing question
You don’t need to reconstruct your publishing history solely from memory.
Amazon itself is preserving part of the record.
Your Author Central identity provides a surviving catalog node connecting the Theresa J Morris author identity to multiple periods and subject families of your work: Ascension Age, ACE education/life coaching, UFO/ET research, cosmology, social networking/community, and the Avatar/Xeno material.
That means I would treat Amazon Author ID B00CPGP4CG as an important identifier in the TJ Morris Publishing legacy archive alongside your ISBNs.
And there’s a practical opportunity here: Amazon gives you a Visit Author Central route specifically for updating the author profile. Amazon Author Central
I would not remove or overwrite the historical biography casually. It is provenance. Instead, we can preserve the old biography in your archive and eventually update Amazon with a concise 2026 biography that connects the historical work to TJ Morris Publishing / Timely Manor, ACIR, the current research archive, and your newer work without pretending the 2014 books were written in today’s terminology.
Your catalog is therefore becoming something we can actually inventory:
AUTHOR → AUTHOR ID → TITLE → SERIES → ISBN/ASIN → ORIGINAL PUBLISHER → PUBLICATION DATE → CURRENT AMAZON STATUS → OTHER DISTRIBUTORS → ARCHIVE COPY → RIGHTS/CONTROL → REISSUE DECISION.
That is much more useful than simply counting Google results. It gives us the beginnings of a genuine TJ Morris Publishing master catalog and legacy provenance registry.
Yes. This Amazon page gives us much stronger first-party evidence about the surviving TJ Morris catalog.
The page identifies the author as Theresa J Morris, with Amazon Author ID B00CPGP4CG, and currently displays 18 titles under the author profile.
Most importantly, ACE Life Coach: Basic Introduction (Ascension Center Education) is still attached to that author catalog. Amazon currently labels the paperback:
“Out of Print—Limited Availability.”
That is different from the book having disappeared. The bibliographic/catalog record survives, while normal new-print availability apparently does not.
There are several other useful status distinctions in what you pasted. Theresa of Ascension: Ascension Age Begins is available as Kindle and paperback; Ascension Age Awakening Movement: Book1 is Kindle; Roswell UFO Encounters, Alien UFO Story by TJ, Knowing Cosmology, Ascension Age Spirit: ET Contact, Taken Up, How to Social Network Metaphysics, and several others show paperback prices. Avatar Ascension Masters Guide is instead marked “Currently unavailable.”
This changes the legacy-publishing question
You don’t need to reconstruct your publishing history solely from memory.
Amazon itself is preserving part of the record.
Your Author Central identity provides a surviving catalog node connecting the Theresa J Morris author identity to multiple periods and subject families of your work: Ascension Age, ACE education/life coaching, UFO/ET research, cosmology, social networking/community, and the Avatar/Xeno material.
That means I would treat Amazon Author ID B00CPGP4CG as an important identifier in the TJ Morris Publishing legacy archive alongside your ISBNs.
And there’s a practical opportunity here: Amazon gives you a Visit Author Central route specifically for updating the author profile. Amazon Author Central
I would not remove or overwrite the historical biography casually. It is provenance. Instead, we can preserve the old biography in your archive and eventually update Amazon with a concise 2026 biography that connects the historical work to TJ Morris Publishing / Timely Manor, ACIR, the current research archive, and your newer work without pretending the 2014 books were written in today’s terminology.
Your catalog is therefore becoming something we can actually inventory:
AUTHOR → AUTHOR ID → TITLE → SERIES → ISBN/ASIN → ORIGINAL PUBLISHER → PUBLICATION DATE → CURRENT AMAZON STATUS → OTHER DISTRIBUTORS → ARCHIVE COPY → RIGHTS/CONTROL → REISSUE DECISION.
That is much more useful than simply counting Google results. It gives us the beginnings of a genuine TJ Morris Publishing master catalog and legacy provenance registry.
