Zev Paiss

In this first Episode we arrive in the year 2017 in the middle of a Rocky Mountain city. We meet Steve Rubik the Director of Transportation, a mysterious female urban visionary and his precocious 5-year-old daughter Mariah. The episode ends with Steve's airlift rescue from the morning traffic gridlock.

Silo 42 has a secret. For almost a century, their life has been considerably different than in the other Silos. However, Silo 1 Head, Donald Keene, is growing increasingly concerned about the data he is receiving from Silo 42. The time is quickly approaching when Silo 42 may be forced to save itself from the overly controlling rules of the "Pact."

Andrew Lathrop, Head of IT in Silo 42, is training his Shadow, Stewart Sloan, when a decision must be made to protect their future. On the… Show more

Silo 42 has a secret. For almost a century, their life has been considerably different than in the other Silos. However, Silo 1 Head, Donald Keene, is growing increasingly concerned about the data he is receiving from Silo 42. The time is quickly approaching when Silo 42 may be forced to save itself from the overly controlling rules of the "Pact."

Andrew Lathrop, Head of IT in Silo 42, is training his Shadow, Stewart Sloan, when a decision must be made to protect their future. On the scene arrives Vanessa Villanova, a beautiful female engineer, who plays a pivotol role to lead Silo 42 in its race to avoid destruction.

Deception is more than a fast-paced mystery thriller. This story set in the dystopian world of WOOL offers a number of practical solutions for some of the most pressing issues of our time. The ideas introduced in Silo 42 can be helpful to all of us "surface" dwellers.

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The story evolves around Danielle Woodson a visionary and brilliant programmer for the City Transportation Department in 2020. In the near future, less than two decades from now, the economic challenges from the financial crashes of 2008-2012, continued to worsen. We follow Danielle’s attempts to keep the cars moving in a City facing daily Gridlock. The story becomes complicated when she falls for the handsome and driven department director Steve Rubik. As a single dad of five-year-old Mariah… Show more

The story evolves around Danielle Woodson a visionary and brilliant programmer for the City Transportation Department in 2020. In the near future, less than two decades from now, the economic challenges from the financial crashes of 2008-2012, continued to worsen. We follow Danielle’s attempts to keep the cars moving in a City facing daily Gridlock. The story becomes complicated when she falls for the handsome and driven department director Steve Rubik. As a single dad of five-year-old Mariah, Danielle faces the loss of both father and daughter when their relationship is forever altered by a life-changing tragedy.

At the same time, we are drawn into an unsolved mystery in the year 2060 with Dr. Richardson, an unconventional and inspired interstellar scientist, and “The Governor” a wise and sensitive elder politician. Through a number of unexpected events both women are led on a journey of discovery. What they learn will shake them both to their core.

From Here to There offers readers both a rich story of discovery and a detailed picture of how an urban city in the year 2060 became an environmentally, socially and financially sustainable community – a model town for how we can reshape our society toward a positive future. Show less

The fastest growing housing market today is in green construction and sustainable systems. The greatest social demand is for community. Developing Sustainable Communities uses the model of cohousing communities as example for developing sustainable neighborhoods. Cohousing recreates the neighborhoods our parents grew up in and provides nurturing environments for children. This book is designed to encourage and help real estate developers create sustainable neighborhoods. It includes budgets… Show more

The fastest growing housing market today is in green construction and sustainable systems. The greatest social demand is for community. Developing Sustainable Communities uses the model of cohousing communities as example for developing sustainable neighborhoods. Cohousing recreates the neighborhoods our parents grew up in and provides nurturing environments for children. This book is designed to encourage and help real estate developers create sustainable neighborhoods. It includes budgets, floor plans, site plans, and examples of the green features of each community, as well as profiles of the award-winning developers who created these communities. Show less