It won the Inkshares Geek & Sundry Hard Science Fiction publishing contest, and was the first book published on the Geek & Sundry imprint. When she was five years old, his daughter Iris wrote a book called “I’m a Bunch of Dinosaurs” that went on to become one of the most successful children's book projects on Kickstarter ―something that Tal explained to Iris by telling her, “your book made lots of kids happy.” Iris then suggested he write a book 'that makes lots of grownups happy?' Tal mulled this over and eventually wrote his first novel, The Punch Escrow. Klein, was born in Israel, grew up in New York, and currently lives in Detroit with his wife and two daughters.

While teleporting, he’s somehow been duplicated, making him a target of both the establishment who controls the cutting edge transporting technology and his evil doppelganger. Short Review: a witty and darkly humorous tale of teleportation and its dark secrets in the 23rd century that starts out strong and then falters about half-way. The protagonist, Joel Byram, is an AI specialist who finds himself on the receiving end of bad news. However, like most advances, teleportation is abused by human beings, and comes with a dark side that Klein brilliantly unfolds in the plot of The Punch Escrow. Now, the world’s premier mode of transportation, teleportation simplifies much of human life. ' The Punch Escrow has a cool high concept and an action-packed story that will leave your head spinning.' -Daniel H. In a competitive situation, Lionsgate is emerging as the winner for the rights to the upcoming sci-fi book The Punch Escrow and is now in final negotiations to acquire them. One such advancement is teleportation, a concept first popularized by Star Trek. The Punch Escrow tackles life in the 22nd century (2147 to be exact), where current problems such as pollution and diseases are managed by a plethora of technological advances.

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