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Xenos, Dax

 
9781885832528: Prison Pyramid

Synopsis

"An all-too-believable vision of where prison privatization is headedin the United States. A wake-up call." — Andrew Shaffer, New York Times best-selling author of Hope Never Dies .

"An incredible work of fiction. Nothing like it since Phillip K. Dick." — Jack DuArte, international best-selling author of Spitfire.

"Brilliantly original. High art world building. Irreverent, intelligentand delightful." — Austin Teutsch, best-selling author of King George.

Prison Pyramid: (356 pages) is a high-concept techno-thriller set in a futuristic prison in the vein of Philip K. Dick, Michael Crichton, Thomas Harris, and Jules Verne. When conspiracy theorist Axel Storm is wrongly convicted, he's sent to The Pyramid – a maximum-security correctional facility that stands a mile high and a mile across – home to two million felons. At first, the prison seems like a self-sustaining utopia, with subterranean fish farms, aquaculture and waste treatment levels. Recidivism rates are surprisingly low. Are inmates really being rehabilitated? Storm soon discovers the mother of all conspiracies: The Pyramid is repurposing convicts to serve the Quackenbush Corporation, a world leader in corporate and industrial security. The trouble is, Storm’s notoriety makes him both a prize catch and a dangerous whistle-blower. Can he survive The Pyramid long enough to reveal its secrets to the world?

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À propos de l'auteur

Dax Xenos is the pen name of author who has made a career creating criminal justice-related educational documentaries seen by millions of people around the world in colleges, universities, institutions and government, including: American Law: How It Works; Civil Court Process and Procedure; Cognitive Psychology; Criminal Court Process and Procedure; Culture Identity Behavior; Employee Theft; History of American Criminal Justice; History of Psychology; History of World Criminal Justice; How to Tell if Someone Is Lying; Identifying the Violet At-Risk Student; Interpreting Nonverbal Communication; Loan Fraud; Money Laundering; Psychology of Criminal Behavior; Psychology, Criminality & Incarceration in America; Psychometrics I: Personality & Forensic Assessment; Psychometrics II: Intelligence & Ability Assessment; Religion Politics and Law; Robbery: The Aftermath; Teen Violence; Terrorism: Weapon of Fear; The Belli Tapes: Winning At Trial; The Extortion Set; The History of Sociology. He holds a PhD in psychology was a licensed general contractor in Florida. He learned about incarceration first-hand in a Texas prison where, as an inmate, he worked in the new construction office before becoming editor of the prison newspaper. His many publications and awards include a PEN fiction award for his short story, “Death of a Duke.”

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