This eBook went on Smashwords in early August 2011.

This three-act play takes place in a rural area where natural-gas companies are buying rights to drill in Marcellus shale deposits. In this play, a continuation of “Neighbors,” we see how ordinary folks change when they enjoy fortuitous increases in their wealth. Fifteen-year-old Lisa Desantos feels angst over wealth, parental attitudes, and a political rally she has been lured into joining.

This recent eBook was published on Smashwords in June 2011.

A startling, controversial, collection of essays by pundit/provocateur Hank Pellissier, who promotes his hedonist-transhumanist-egalitarian vision of the future. The articles, backed by data and optimistic imagination, examine numerous bio-ethical and politically flammable topics: sexbots, in-vitro meat, Israel, parent licenses, women-only leadership, artificial wombs and cryonics.

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Review in H+ Magazine.

Invent Utopia Now by Hank Pellissier is NOW AVAILABLE as a Kindle Edition.

This eBook went on Smashwords in January 2011.

Ask any teenager about money, and you'll be surprised to find that money grows on trees. In spite of their education in math, science, and the arts, they're woefully uninformed about financial "facts of life." The McDevitt family is about to purchase a new car, and Ty and Kerry, the youngsters, learn about borrowing, interest, and mortgages. Their discussions lead to the GDP and the national debt.

This eBook went on Smashwords in early December 2010.

This three-act, three-setting play takes place in a rural area where natural gas companies are buying rights to drill in Marcellus shale deposits. The neighborhood leader is a greedy, self centered lawyer named Duke Desantos. His plans succeed until he tries to con farmer, Billy Solomon, into joining his corporation.

Published on Smashwords in November 2010, earlier on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Apple.

Here is the life story of an electrical engineer who began his career before the days of tiny Personal Computers and instant world-wide communications. It describes why he wanted to become an engineer, his interests, and how they interrelate as his career and hobbies develop. The underlying theme is finding out what an engineer is like, what issues are important in defining success, and ultimately finding purpose and meaning in life.

Cover by Jan Schwartz