How Does Our Environment Shape Us? A Fictional World of Extremes—Physically, Societally, and Genetically
Levi is a scientist in a tightly controlled society. It’s one where the use of technology is restricted, and even reproduction is monitored. His people are nomadic, forced to wander their planet’s terminus to avoid the extremes of days and nights that span centuries. It’s their collective punishment for their ancestors’ genetic tampering. Exile until their genomes have been purified.
But Levi wants more for his people, and himself. When everyone in a neighboring settlement mysteriously dies, Levi gets the chance to make use of his knowledge and expertise. But his efforts are frustrated by those in control, those pulling the strings. Levi is determined to save his people and free them from their age-old shackles, no matter the cost.
Neuen touches on the inequalities inherent to life as well as the complex effects knowledge and technology have on humanity. For fans of genetic engineering, botany, and dystopia.
Neuen, published by HypIn Publishing on July 8, 2025, is available now as an ebook (Amazon, Kobo, Smashwords, and all other Draft2Digital distributors), a paperback, and a hardback (Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Books-A-Million, Blackwell’s, Bookshop.org, and all other IngramSpark distributors).
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Sheri Singerling is a US native living in Germany. She has three degrees in geology and currently works as a laboratory manager, lecturer, and research scientist. Sheri spends her days staring at rocks and dust from space and her nights crafting worlds via the written word. Outside of her work and writing, she enjoys coaxing plants to grow, walking up and down steep inclines in nature, and listening to repetitive electronic beats. Neuen is her second novel.
For interviews, contact: sheri@sherisingerling.com
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