"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

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Link to my writers corner "Prime Radiant"

Esau Lafcadio Kessler

$scinerds: Babies with Three Parents Possible within Three Years Researchers have secured £6m in funding to develop the groundbreaking treatment which could prevent genetic conditions affecting the heart, muscle or brain being passed on to children and future generations. But the method is controversial because it involves transferring the parents’ DNA into a donor egg, meaning the resulting child would inherit a tiny fraction of their genetic coding from a third party. While regulations currently forbid scientists from implanting such eggs into patients, the Wellcome Trust and Newcastle University has announced a £5.8m package for further lab-based research aimed at assessing the safety of the technique. Read More$

scinerds:

Babies with Three Parents Possible within Three Years

Researchers have secured £6m in funding to develop the groundbreaking treatment which could prevent genetic conditions affecting the heart, muscle or brain being passed on to children and future generations.

But the method is controversial because it involves transferring the parents’ DNA into a donor egg, meaning the resulting child would inherit a tiny fraction of their genetic coding from a third party.

While regulations currently forbid scientists from implanting such eggs into patients, the Wellcome Trust and Newcastle University has announced a £5.8m package for further lab-based research aimed at assessing the safety of the technique.

Read More

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