Bioreactor: How to Make Your Own Gold presents a groundbreaking exploration into the intersection of microbiology, environmental remediation, and precious metal recovery. The book challenges conventional scientific skepticism by proposing a practical method for cultivating Cupriavidus metallidurans—a bacterium capable of transforming toxic heavy metal compounds into pure gold nanoparticles—and scaling the process into a viable industrial operation. Structured as both a scientific manual an...

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 son's (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.

In Broken Food, Rob Scott delivers a provocative 2026 investigation into the collapse of the American nutritional landscape, tracing the systemic pivot from nutrient-dense, farm-based meals to a trillion-dollar industry of engineered "cheap calories." By weaving the narrative of a Texas-based "cottage food" entrepreneur with a rigorous historical and economic analysis, Scott exposes how government-subsidized overproduction and industrial processing have prioritized shelf-stable volume over...

In a chillingly plausible near future, the world’s most powerful nation is brought to its knees in a single morning. In the aftermath of a sudden and devastating national catastrophe, America is thrust into an unrecognizable new reality—one defined by grief, power vacuums, and radical social reordering. As wealth and responsibility shift overnight, a desperate search begins to rebuild society, but the solutions are anything but conventional. A network of radicalized women, disillusioned by...

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 ...

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.

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.

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.

Farmstay is speculative fiction story about John and Karen Johnson who, approaching retirement age are put out to pasture from the corporate world, so they try their hand at a farmstay resort in Segno, Texas within Deep East Texas. Chicken eggs, rabbit, goat chops and cheese are distributed and sold through local convenience stores. Guests book stays to participate in life on a working farm. To please Karen, John commissions the construction of a town square. He leverages his success and v...

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 in...

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 d...

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.