Change Agent: A Novel
Apr 18, 2017Freedom (TM) (Daemon Book 2)
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Blog postSneak peek before the April 18th release
My new sci-fi thriller, CHANGE AGENT, comes out April 18th. But in the meantime, you can get a sneak peek of the first two chapters (details below).
In 2045 Interpol’s Genetic Crime Division grapples with a new type of crime: illicit genetic editing — and it isn’t long before the fight gets personal. By the middle of the 21st century CRISPR genetic editing is routinely used to eliminate deadly heritable disorders in human embryos -
Blog postA gripping political thriller from Norway
As a writer, I’m always interested in viewing familiar subjects from new perspectives — putting myself in someone else’s shoes. For example, seeing America’s longest war, the conflict in Afghanistan, through Norwegian eyes is profoundly illuminating, and the series, Nobel, offers such a view.
Absent the usual red-white-and-blue cheerleading, Nobel is instead a sober political thriller about the unintended and thorny consequence -
Blog postMartin Scorsese’s 2002 Film is More Relevant Than Ever
Image Copyright 2002 Miramax Entertainment 2002 If you haven’t watched Gangs of New York recently, try to find the time to see it. I think it’s a film that puts our current U.S. political strife into much-needed historical perspective.
I’ve long felt Gangs of New York was a cinematic masterpiece due to its re-creation of 1860’s Manhattan, for its vivid characters (The Butcher foremost among them), and for the performance -
Blog postBook Review (Non-fiction)
If you’re looking for an enlightening non-fiction read about our unpredictable future, check out Whiplash by MIT Media Lab director, Joichi Ito, and author Jeff Howe.
The thesis of Whiplash is that rapid innovation coupled with the increasing complexity of the modern world will bring an ever-increasing pace of change and leave traditional hierarchical organizations in the dust. To operate successfully in this environment, organizations need to embr -
Blog postFilm Review
I love it when I blindly stumble across a film that transcends its genre. By chance I caught a screening of ‘Hell or High Water’, and days later the film is still on my mind. Starring Jeff Bridges and Chris Pine this is technically a heist film, but the appeal here doesn’t come from the action. Instead, it comes from the richly realized characters who pull you in to their ruinous lives.
With a backdrop that encompasses the deteriorating fortunes of rural America -
Blog postBook Review (Fiction)
Several people recommended Paolo Bacigalupi’s The Water Knife to me, and I’m glad they did. Bacigalupi is probably best known for 2009’s The Windup Girl, and I was interested to see where he’d go with a sci-fi story chronicling the endgame for 21st century water politics here in the U.S.
Those who’ve read the non-fiction book Cadillac Desert (1986) by Marc Reisner might not be too shocked by the world Bacigalupi depicts. In fact, Cadillac Desert is hel -
Blog postBook Review (Non-fiction)
Charles Mann’s 2005 book on pre-colonial America is a must-read, even if you don’t normally crack open history books. ‘1491’ calls into question much of what we were taught about indigenous people in grade school history class. By utilizing current archeological and genetic evidence, along with primary texts, including captain’s logs and the journals of Jesuit missionaries and explorers, Mann makes a compelling case that the scope and complexity of civilizatio -
Blog postI’ve always been fascinated by the unique intelligence of corvids (ravens, crows, etc.). Precisely why they’re more intelligent than other birds and why they interact with us humans reveals something about the nature of intelligence itself.
It’s certainly why I included ravens in my book, ‘Kill Decision’. Humans have a special symbiotic relationship with these birds going back thousands of years. They helped ancient people locate prey, and we helped them feed. Myths the world over depi -
Blog postI’m testing out my first Medium post.
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