Discovery

About the Book

In the middle 1960s a Black astrophysics student discovers how to control gravity but tells no one. Instead, he gathers a small group of his friends together in secret, they build a space craft, travel to the back side of the moon, the side that never shows toward earth, and build an underground colony well before Neil Armstrong shows up.

Over the next forty years they secretly bring 2000 additional African Americans to the moon and develop a Utopian society with advanced science and medicine; they are healthier and live longer than their cousins on earth.

Discovery´s story begins in 2001, and tells of the circumstances that lead the United States of America to discover that these African Americans have been living on the moon for nearly half a century, and what happens in this country as a result.

About the Author

William Hayashi’s diverse life experiences have come together to produce the fi rst volume of a trilogy combining traits ts ts from the speculat a ive fi ction of Michael Crichton to the surprising plot twists of Robert Ludlum. Hayashi is a life-long member of the Information Technologies industry. He began as a programmer in the early 1970s and has had his own business consulting fi rm for over 25 years. Hayashi’s writing talents al a so spill ove v r into award-winning sc s reenpl p ays. His fi rst ever screenplay won Best s Script in Chicago’s 2009 48 Hour Film Project. Hayashi is a Chicago g native and regardless of any future writing success, he plans to remain in the city in which he was rais i ed and continues to love.