Ronald Brooks

Ron Brooks is a story teller. Many stories have germinated in his head during decades of interactions with clients of every scientific and commercial background, even a Nobel laureate. The people he's met and knowledge he’s gained from them has given him a unique way of thinking about the world and how to use those observations to create stories of the speculative fiction genre. Maybe a little science fiction, a little mystery, a little technology, possibly even a little religious at times. In any case, his stories are designed to provide an interesting perspective on a variety of topics, with an unanticipated outcome for the reader. An early question of this type became the basis of his first book, "Prophet Motive." In college, he suggested to a friend that if he could open his friend’s brain and look around inside, he could tell him exactly what he was going to do or say next. Maybe in reality that could never happen, but the thought rumbled around in Mr. Brooks’ head for years until he decided to use it as the basis for his first novel. His second book is based upon a special type of speculative fiction, known as "What-If." What if something is perfectly designed, can it still fail? In "The Invisible Me", he explore exactly that. His third book explores a world where men are initially shamed into social extinction and eventually genetically destroyed. After all, the Cancel Culture concept can apply to any segment of society. It can be more sinister than commercial and/or cultural isolation. It may even become so ominous as to lead to the destruction of an entire gender. A gender that is considered more destructive to a peaceful society than valuable. De-fund the police may be today's cultural demand, but wait until society starts weighing the cost-benefit ratio of what males bring to the world, especially when they are no longer needed for reproduction. A group of politically active woman do just that in Project Gendercide and are about to change the future of humanity forever. Well, maybe not.