"EDAN"

These are the online notes for my sci fi novel. I will be inviting the general public to crowd source this process once the manuscript is complete. Meanwhile Questions, comments, input, and ideas, can be submitted to the queue, as a post, left as a comment or emailed.

Set in a post apocalyptic future, rife with post modern Utopian providence, and an uneasy Dystopian undercurrent, this sci-fi techno thriller carries humor, horror, and psychological mystery as we discover the draconian consequences of social networking, bio science, and post modern technologies.

"Edan" is a complete and rich world of fantasy, discovery and self study that will appeal to a wide audience of knowledge seekers, diversionists, and futurism fans."

edanbook.com

excerpt 1 | excerpt 2 | excerpt 3 | excerpt 4

Link to my writers corner "Prime Radiant"

Esau Lafcadio Kessler

emergentfutures:

50 Companies Team to Create Open Source EV
The StreetScooter is a $7,000 EV with a 74 mph top speed and an 80-mile range. It relies on leased batteries and uses a heat pump for heating and air conditioning, and shipping company DHL has already ordered 3,500 of them — but the most interesting thing about the vehicle is how it came to be.
What began as a partnership of 10 companies has grown to a collaboration among more than 50 auto parts suppliers, tech companies and software developers. Each one of them had a hand not only in building the StreetScooter, but in creating it.
Full Story: Wired

50 Companies Team to Create Open Source EV

The StreetScooter is a $7,000 EV with a 74 mph top speed and an 80-mile range. It relies on leased batteries and uses a heat pump for heating and air conditioning, and shipping company DHL has already ordered 3,500 of them — but the most interesting thing about the vehicle is how it came to be.

What began as a partnership of 10 companies has grown to a collaboration among more than 50 auto parts suppliers, tech companies and software developers. Each one of them had a hand not only in building the StreetScooter, but in creating it.

Full Story: Wired

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