Internationally he is perhaps most well known for writing the book Cosmos 1999: L'épopée de la blancheur (DLM Editions, Paris: 1996), a highly acclaimed socio-cultural analysis of Gerry Anderson's TV-series Space: 1999.
As a songwriter, he worked for French rocker Buzy and Algerian musician Akim El Sikameya – amongst others.
He has formed a music trio called Peppermoon which has toured Europe and Asia.
In the writings of Johnny Byrne he sees a Catholic interpretation of the world, in Christopher Penfold he sees a Protestant worldview, and in Edward di Lorenzo he identifies a secular worldview based on psycho-analysis.
He also makes important contributions to the interpretation of individual episodes by comparing the writing with French nouveau roman author Michel Butor, and otherwise he makes use of the psycho-analysis of Bruno Bettelheim for adding insights on subtext.