Background
Black grew up in the western suburbs of Chicago, Illinois.
(Now, for the first time, the complete Tels three volume s...)
Now, for the first time, the complete Tels three volume set in one book! It's the near-future. A new revolution has spread across the human landscape. The Biolution and its flood of technology have changed almost every aspect of life. Also changed, is the face of terrorism. Throughout his life, Jonathan Kortel always sensed he was different, but never imagined how different, until two rival factions of a secret group called the Tels approach him out of the shadows of government. He has a unique gift that could change his life, and possibly the world, forever. This is his story. A battle for the loyalty of a man who could change the course of human evolution. And the struggle inside this man as he comes to terms with his destiny. Deeply intriguing and powerfully suspenseful, Paul Black's award-winning series has created a future described as "one of the best science fiction novels" by Marilyn Meredith of Writer's Digest. Part X-Files, part cyber-thriller, Paul Black unveils a dark and compelling view of a world.
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Black grew up in the western suburbs of Chicago, Illinois.
By high school, he had completed a book of poetry and his first novella.
He is best known for his near-future science fiction trilogy, The Tels. His passion for art and writing began early. By age twelve, he had advanced into adult level drawing classes.
Paul Black lives in Dallas, Texas.
He attended University of Oklahoma where he earned a degree in graphic design and was a 2-time national champion gymnast. His first book, The Tels, won Writers Digest"s Book of the Year for Genre Fiction, along with the Independent Publishers Book Award for Science Fiction, as well as being a finalist in the Eric Hoffer Book Awards for Science Fiction and ForeWord Magazine"s Book of the Year for Science Fiction. His second book, Soulware, was also a finalist for the Independent Publishers Book Award for Science Fiction and won second place in ForeWord Magazine"s Book of the Year for Science Fiction. His third book, Nexus Point, is the Gold Medal winner for ForeWord Magazine"s Book of the Year for Science Fiction. His fourth book, The Presence, won the 2011 Independent Publishers Book Award for Science Fiction. His fifth book, The Samsara Effect, won the 2013 Independent Publishers Book Award for General Fiction, along with the New York and London Book Festivals and Foreword Magazine"s Book of the Year Award for Science Fiction.
(Now, for the first time, the complete Tels three volume s...)
