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Sinatra at the Sands – 2026 (Click image to purchase)

The story, Sinatra at the Sands – 2026, imagines a groundbreaking concert where a holographic avatar of Frank Sinatra performs live, 60 years after his iconic 1966 shows at the Sands Hotel. The narrative follows Lorenzo and Aldo Fiore, identical twins from Lakehurst, New Jersey, who spearhead the project to recreate Sinatra's performance using solid-form holography. Lorenzo secures partnerships and funding, while Aldo tackles technical challenges, collaborating with companies like Disney, Microsoft, and Metaphysic. The holographic Sinatra avatar surprises its creators with lifelike behavior, and the concert features duets with holographic Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Eilish, and Ed Sheeran, blending past and present artistry. The story explores themes of family, legacy, ambition, and the implications of AI and holography, culminating in a star-studded premiere that raises questions about the future of technology and humanity.

Samsonite – Making a Strong Case for Human Evolution – Click image to purchase

Sigma Medolf is a polymath, a person who has a wide variety of interests and abilities, but is primarily self-taught. Sigma has one or more learning disabilities that could prevent him from achieving many of his longterm goals despite early successes that enabled him to become financially self-sufficient at a young age. Over time, Sigma forges his way to Stanford University and becomes part of a prize-winning team responsible for the conception of a system intended to help humans evolve at a quicker pace in order to keep up with the scientific and technological achievements they’ve created . Samsonite, the novel, focuses on ways in which individuals with alternative learning styles can harness their creativity to achieve results beyond those of their more traditionally-schooled counterparts to create systems needed to help humanity as well as save our fragile planet.

George H. Rothacker

George Rothacker grew up in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania, and earned an associates degree in mechanical engineering from Temple Technical Institute in 1968. Largely self-taught, Rothacker has owned and operated a successful design and marketing firm since 1978, and has built a parallel career as an illustrator and painter over the past 50 years. Samsonite is his 11th published book, and is partially based on his own experiences with ADHD, and the alternative paths he’s used to assimilate into the more conventional world around him.

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