Howard J. Peters, OD is a well-rounded professional who has amassed a wealth of experience in several realms. The firm grasp that Dr. Peters has secured on the rapidly-changing world and the industries that comprise it has helped him to assist others in achieving their goals. After amassing more than half-a-century of professional experience, Dr. Peters has given him a clear vision of the many ways that he can be of service to those seeking his expertise. Dr. Peters is a retired optometrist, and in his former position, he evaluated and treated patients both in the United Kingdom and in the United States, providing top-quality optometric services to his patients. Throughout his many years in optometry, Dr. Peters appreciated the values of carefully listening to every patient with whom he has worked— he has learned that even the most unexpected remarks can be extremely important.
 
Following his fulfillment of several years of devoted service in the field of optometry, Dr. Peters is currently focusing his efforts on writing works of science fiction. His first novel is entitled “Download: An Alternative Story of Noah & His Ark” and it is a piece that covers the story of Noah’s Ark using an unconventional approach. With gorilla people and humans seeking refuge from a chaotic, contaminated, futuristic world, the innovative story bears resemblance to the Biblical story of Noah’s lions and tigers being saved from the storm. Dr. Peters introduces humor, wit and craftiness into his three-part novel for which he is currently writing a sequel, entitled “Upload,” an alternative story of the future. 
 
As an author and former optometrist, Dr. Peters stands as a visionary of the future. He embraces change with an unbridled enthusiasm, and as a writer and social commentator, Dr. Peters remains abreast of trends and developments. While serving as an optometrist, Dr. Peters broke new ground in the United Kingdom, pioneering LASIK and refractive surgery in parts of Britain. As an authority on the procedure, Dr. Peters helped pioneer the procedures in the United States upon his relocation. Dr. Peters hopes to be remembered for his writing, which he finds has been severely criticized, even by those who have never read a word of it. He feels that he has been able to achieve success as an author and medical professional due to his supreme modesty; he has said “there is nobody as modest as I am!”