Last weekend, Rebecca and I flew to Hollywood for the Writers of the Future workshop and awards.  We spent a lot of time talking with the prize-winning writers and artists, and gave a full two-hour workshop on professionalism and managing a writing career. On the first night, we went out to dinner with Dr. Harry Kloor and his wife Rayna, and Mike Resnick, a belated birthday celebration for me, since Harry and Mike couldn't come to Colorado for the official party. After dinner, we went to a formal party to celebrate the anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's historic flight, the first...
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With the eBook and print release of Frank Herbert's never-before-published SF novel, HIGH-OPP, we wanted to give you a sneak preview.  Read the complete first chapter below. 1 People averting their faces as they walked past the office door finally wore through his numbness.  Daniel Movius began to clench and unclench his fists.  He jerked out of his chair, strode to the window, stared at the morning light on the river. Far out across the river, in silver layers up the Council Hills, he could see the fluting, inverted stalagmites of the High-Opp apartments.  And down below them, the drabness,...
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With the eBook and print release of Frank Herbert's never-before-published SF novel, HIGH-OPP, we wanted to give you a sneak preview.  Read the complete first chapter below. 1 People averting their faces as they walked past the office door finally wore through his numbness.  Daniel Movius began to clench and unclench his fists.  He jerked out of his chair, strode to the window, stared at the morning light on the river. Far out across the river, in silver layers up the Council Hills, he could see the fluting, inverted stalagmites of the High-Opp apartments.  And down below them, the drabness,...
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We are proud to publish the eBook and print version of Frank Herbert's never-released dystopian SF novel HIGH-OPP.  The eBook is available in all electronic formats for $4.99; the print version is in trade paperback for $14.99. EMASI!  Each Man A Separate Individual! That was the rallying cry of the Seps, the Separatists engaged in a class war against the upper tiers of a society driven entirely by opinion polls. Those who score high in the polls, the High-Opps, live in plush apartments, with comfortable jobs, every possible convenience.  But those who happen to be low-opped, find themselves crowded in...
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