Frequencies - Softcover

Ortega, Joshua

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ISBN 10: 0967112044 ISBN 13: 9780967112046

Publisher: Omega Point Productions, 1999

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At the turn of the century, a technology was created which allowed people's thoughts to be monitored as electromagnetic wavelengths and frequencies. In 2012, the Frequency Emissions Act was passed, creating a special division of the FBI, the Freemon, or Frequency Emissions Monitors, to isolate and detain individuals who infected others with their illegal frequencies. After a wave of mass arrests, a world of convenience and security materializes...

It is now 2051. The place, Seattle. An ordered world is about to get shaken up.

LIMITED EDITION

The first printing of ((FREQUENCIES)) is a limited-edition run of 1,000 books. Each copy has been personally signed and numbered by author Joshua Ortega, and comes with two postcards and a collectible bookmark.

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About the Author:

Joshua Ortega is an expert in the field of emerging technologies, privacy and surveillance issues, and the study of counterintelligence and terrorism. He began his career in journalism in 1992, covering technology, culture, and government for various newspapers and magazines. He has been featured several times on NPR discussing the implications of new technologies such as the "biochip" (microchip for humans) on our often-conflicting experiences of both liberty and security.

Joshua Ortega was born and raised in Sacramento, California, and now lives in Seattle, Washington. Along the way he has worked at theaters and co-ops, managed apartment buildings, written for numerous magazines and newspapers, promoted musical acts, and has even received paychecks from the corporate giant known as Microsoft.

((FREQUENCIES)) is his first novel.

From Publishers Weekly:

In Joshua Ortega's first novel, ((Frequencies)), the citizens of the technologized nations of A.D. 2051 can have bio-"gengineered" body parts and modems in their brains, but jaded Agent McCready, whose job is to investigate frequency emissions violations, prefers 20th-century sensibilities. When he signs on to protect the family of a wealthy tech-magnate, he gets more than he bargained for: skeletons (or clones) in the closet, the magnate's beautiful daughter, potentially lethal informational infections, life-threatening danger and a cherry 1957 Chevy.
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