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Synopsis: This narrative conveys a strong voice and detailed vision for self-sufficiency, independence, and a practical, grounded way of life. The content is part memoir, part manual, and part philosophical reflection, blending personal anecdotes with pragmatic strategies for sustainable living. It is an inspiring and thought-provoking read for anyone interested in sustainable living, self-sufficiency, or escaping the rat race to build a more meaningful life. The author’s passion shines through on every page, making this both a personal and universal exploration of how to thrive outside the conventional matrix of modern life. Its core message of finding fulfillment through sustainability and community is deeply impactful. This is for those yearning to rethink their relationship with work, consumption, and the natural world. Chapters:
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Synopsis: Are you ready to break free from urban consumerism and build a life of independence and sustainability? Homestead Economics by Rob Scott is your ultimate guide to making homesteading financially viable, covering everything from land acquisition and infrastructure to food production, income streams, and risk management. Learn how to generate wealth through high-yield crops, livestock strategies, and barter-based economies while cutting costs and securing your future. This book dives deep into off-grid energy solutions, advanced food preservation techniques, and practical financial planning to help you thrive in Deep East Texas or any rural setting. Whether you're a seasoned homesteader or just starting out, Scott provides expert insights into building a resilient, profitable, and fulfilling lifestyle. With strategies tailored for both young families and retirees, this book makes self-sufficiency achievable at any stage of life. If you dream of financial freedom, food security, and a deeper connection to the land, Homestead Economics is the roadmap you’ve been looking for. Chapters:
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Synopsis: Speculative fiction story about the economic challenges and daily life in rural Segno, a small town in East Texas, through the story of Sarah Parker. Living in the pine woods with her husband Jack, Sarah identifies an opportunity to generate income by preparing and selling meals using expiring food from local stores. As Sarah's business expands, she navigates the complexities of rural economics, balancing profitability, scalability, and sustainability. The story delves into the intricacies of living in an underserved community, exploring themes of self-sufficiency, entrepreneurship, and the socioeconomic factors that shape rural life. As Sarah navigates the logistical and financial challenges of living far from urban conveniences, the novella examines the economic disparities between rural and urban areas. It highlights the impact of infrastructure, market access, and government policy on everyday life. Sarah’s journey serves as a microcosm for broader discussions about economic mobility, the value of labor, and the pursuit of a sustainable lifestyle in the face of systemic challenges. Chapters:
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Synopsis: Speculative Fiction story about the journey of a man named John Johnston, who creates a unique agritourism business in Segno, Texas. After experiencing age-related job discrimination and financial uncertainty, John builds a sustainable farm that offers guests an immersive rural experience, including milking goats, making soap, tanning hides, and preparing meals. The farm also features educational stations where visitors can learn traditional skills like paper making and fishing lure crafting. The narrative explores themes of resilience, entrepreneurship, and the value of experience. It addresses economic challenges faced by older workers and highlights sustainable practices in farming and business. Set against the backdrop of John's personal quest for a fulfilling retirement and his wife Karen's search for an idyllic future home, Farmstay presents a realistic portrayal of rural life, the demands of running a small business, and the evolving American work landscape in 2024. Chapters:
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Essence: How are we supposed to survive if it is only going to become hotter from here? Synopsis: Speculative Fiction story about the massive heat-dome that appeared over all of Texas in 2023 and lasted a relentless three months, baking all things inside until they became done. An old man and his grandson prepare for end times while a few other characters make the most of the situation. A story of heat, hardship, perseverance and huge payoff. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Essence: Is AI good or bad? Synopsis: The impact of Artificial Intelligence depends on how it is developed, deployed, and if ever regulated. Finding a balance between reaping the benefits and addressing potential challenges is crucial for responsible AI development and use. But what if it goes all wrong and we fail to learn, shall we all end up the way of the Amish? Speculative Fiction about AI, Google dropping its “Don’t be Evil” motto and the FBI attempting to instill law and order over bias and cybercrimes. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Essence: Plastics causes every living thing in the world to absorb and to pump micro particles through itself, plants, animals, everything accumulates plastics at the molecular level. Synopsis: Entrepreneurs defined America by finding latent capacity and capitalizing upon it. Plastics, invented in America, compromised the ability of the world to survive. Plastics caused every living thing in the world to absorb and to pump micro particles through itself, plants, animals, everything accumulated plastics at the molecular level. Not even my trailer park was immune from plastics. Americans became the wealthiest beings on the planet and the most hated. When they went bankrupt, the civil unrest within America briefly caused anarchy until China invaded America and collected on its debts. The least, the last and the lost battle the Chinese. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Essence: The food supply is bad in America, but the wealthy are worse. A captivating and thought-provoking tale that delves into the lives of Homesteaders navigating the fallout of losing their city jobs and facing the relentless onslaught of the commercial real estate market. In the face of adversity, they rise to the challenge, transforming reclaimed lands into thriving, sustainable townships with organic provisions. The book skillfully explores the clash between the once-privileged wealthy and the resourceful Homesteaders, shedding light on the unsustainable and misguided lifestyles of the affluent. As the story unfolds, readers are treated to a refreshing perspective on wealth creation and the true essence of prosperity. With its engaging narrative and eye-opening insights, "Distended" is a must-read for anyone seeking inspiration and a new lens through which to view modern society. Synopsis: Homesteaders across rural America, banished from their city jobs, disrupt the wealthy as they are slaughtered by the commercial real estate market massacre. Homesteaders augment the real estate into highly desirable city townships, complete with organic provisions, and show the once affluent how wealth is really made, exposing how unsustainable and misguided the wealthy had been living. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Essence: Sound, just sound, can be more destructive than the highest-grade military explosive, it can break levitational bonds and can float heavy objects. Synopsis: Sound and Anti-Gravity. George mows pastures for a living in Livingston, Texas. He battles rain and a deranged ex-wife to be able to see his children as they grow up. In conversations with his son, Colton, George passes down secrets of anti-gravity and Freemasonry as it pertains to a strange but real place near Miami called the Coral Castle. Intertwining stories culminate with the mysterious destruction of condos in Miami in 2021. Speculative Fiction loosely based on people, places and events described within. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: America passed the 2018 Farm Bill removing hemp from prohibition and allowed for the registered and controlled cultivation of it. The Bill, defining that States inspect and measure hemp production, was designed for large-scale farming, it was never intended for what George Danback created with his "$50,000 in your backyard" billboards spawning micro-farming among backyard hemp gardeners everywhere. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Preppers outnumber rich people in America 10:1. When SHTF, those with physical currency and possessions able to be readily converted to physical currency will survive the best. Guns and ammunition may prove to be useful in motivating someone to relinquish possessions, but Preppers are heavily networked and themselves well-armed. Most are off the grid, with solar power supplies with hundreds of batteries capable of operating for days without adequate sunlight. You should be terrified at what they are capable of orchestrating. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Not all executives are sinful, evil parasites that plague our publicly traded companies, squandering precious resources upon consumption of millions of minuscule fractions of rewards called stock options and performance shares of stock. It was not a lot at first, before 1999 it was very rare for a company to repurchase stock. But after 2010, it became an annual contest to see what company would announce the largest plans to spend the shareholders cash on what was to become the largest compensation grab of all times, creating a despondent stock market during the time of the most unprecedented profit growth. Could have, would have - should have. It is all water under a bridge, right? But what can be done about it now? Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Millennials would rather be fired over defending something they believe as fair than to compromise on something they feel is not fair. It is the most peculiar thing, and I feel strangely guilty yet proud of them for it. They are stronger than the exhausted executives give them credit for. When they win, they will prove that fairness is the prescription to cure their governing disorder. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Largely about the rise and fall of GD [General Development] in Florida. It is a story featuring Nathan Flannery, a crusty old man living in Wilson, Kansas on a nine thousand acre lake with a few hundred of his closest friends. He solved the logistics industry cost problem, a couple trillion dollar solution. This is the story of how he parlayed those gains into the making of all places old people aspire to call home. Hedge Funds are examined, dissected and faulted for not doing much to solve problems necessary to create gains. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: A present day setting in Florida, Kentucky, Texas, Georgia, California and features Warren Davis, a logistics manager, who changes his career to become a Psychopath Bounty Hunter after the US Government declares psychopaths as enemy number one. The history and statistical environment of psychopaths is explained and cost calculations are reported in the trillions of dollars of damages to US citizens. Instead of incarcerating them, the Federal Government creates a Psychopath Registry similar to the Sex Offender Registry and the US Court System is taxed with processing the psychopaths and bogs down their system. Warren accumulates much wealth in his new profession and the US President taps him as Psychopath Czar and the country fleshes out millions of psychopaths with a vengeance. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: The setting is present day Kansas. Tornadoes continue to ravish the land every year. A bold insurance company owner commissions a mountain be built in Western Kansas for the purpose of curing tornadoes in Kansas and most of Missouri. To do so it will cost $600 billion dollars and take 60 years to complete. Therefore he enlists the help of his high school rival to obtain hedge fund investments to cover the cost. The residents that show up are not as palatable to the insurance company owner as he would have liked. Upon his deathbed, he has his peace and delivers the mountain to its more correct and fitting owners. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: The ethical distribution of water, across the United States, from where there is too much to where there is too little, as examined, corrected and solutions implemented by largely Autistic Superheroes. The ethical treatment of Autistic people is examined in parallel by the author. Taking place a few years into the future and narrated throughout by an X-files Agent come Fight Club style voice. This book is written for all ages and designed to make the reader think. The subject matter is diverse and intended for largely Autistic-Asperger Syndrome people, care takers, educators and professionals. This material is Speculative Fiction, based in fact but with fictional characters and situations possible to come true but not yet implemented by anyone. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Are you worried about the Stock Market? You have good reason to be very worried about it. Speculative Fictional account of widespread corruption regarding Stock Buybacks, Stock Options and almost every company repurchasing shares. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Indians once ruled over all of North America, then Europeans came and weakened them with disease, stole their land and herded them to Oklahoma as the Europeans expanded westward under the theory of Manifest Destiny, a nationalism movement in the 1830s. Throughout this time period, the Democratic Party ruled developing a set of ideas that formed the foundation of the modern party. Then again in the 1940s through 1960s the nationalism movement became popular again under ruling by the Democratic Party and Indians were again run off their sovereign land, disbursed across America and left seemingly with nothing. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Dream a little dream with Fred Baldwin. He is not retired yet but he sure does dream about it often. On a short trip at the end of summer just before Labor Day, Fred got an idea and could not let it go. He got lost in drinking Rum, eating Blue Crabs, partaking in some cigars. Everywhere Fred looked he saw opportunity so much so that he decided to take ownership of his piece of Galveston Island, Texas. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: A book loosely based on real events that transpired between 2008 and 2016 in the United States economic history leading up to the demise of Wall Street. Hedge Fund Managers, CEOs and Board of Directors intertwine in this Speculative Fiction novella making the reader feel it is certainly possible the novellas outcome will be a real outcome. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Staven is a middle-aged man going through a divorce. A book about the events taking place around that time in 2011. Not mass distributed and very rare to locate a copy of this book in print. Only six copies in circulation. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Stanley is a sugarcane farmer in Englewood, Florida. He and other residents live around the ancient Indian Mounds in town and are afflicted by their presence. The town morally erodes and its townspeople succumb to disastrous indulgences. Stanley's friends and his sons (Chip) friends work together with local authorities to clean it up. The meaning and purpose of The Mounds are discovered by the town, the townspeople rally and restore wealth and power to those wrongfully plighted. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Mandrake King discovers a language being transmitted via text messages among teenagers. With the help of some of the teenagers he interacts with, he gains insight and knowledge and assists them with gaining access to the barter system the language pertains to. While the texting language morphs and sweeps the entire teenage world, simultaneously Native Americans resurrect their ancient language and mobilize their efforts to reclaim Manhattan Island. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Hunter Green accepts an invitation to join the Freemasons Fraternity. He climbs in rank among his peers and encounters many challenges in doing so as he establishes many enterprises and faces challenges with the implementation and management of them. Conversations and correspondence with other prominent Freemasons including the President as well as other corporate leaders and hedge fund managers keep a fast pace to this Speculative Fiction novel. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Synopsis: Have a glimpse of what it is like to feel Autism. Come down the Rabbit Hole with me. While sometimes some people get wild and crazy ideas, my Orthogonal mind makes the most unusual connections to come to unique and genuinely new insights, constantly. Documentary style narration. Subjects documented thoroughly:
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Paradise is about the redevelopment of the physical structure of the world such that other densely populated lands can temporarily mobilize to Paradise while their geographies are redeveloped for the purpose of being able to continue reproduction to exceed 100 billion inhabitants. |
