A Future That Feels Like Now: The Solomon Project Publishes September 9, 2025

A timely story of truth, justice, and accountability in a future uncomfortably close to our own.A timely, near-future thriller about truth, justice, and accountability: two brothers must choose between control and compassion.

PITTSBURGH, PA, September 11, 2025 /24-7PressRelease/ — The Solomon Project, a speculative thriller by Randy Swank, publishes today with a premise that echoes the world outside our windows: a powerful program called Nemo collides with an ancient artifact tied to the Tree of Knowledge, forcing humanity to wrestle with truth, justice, and the choices that shape our future.

“Would you heal the world… or judge it? Two brothers. One has a vision of hope. One a plan of judgment.” That central dilemma drives the story of Adam, a brilliant programmer, and Jack, his foster brother. As Nemo’s influence spreads and the mystery of an ancient box resurfaces, the brothers’ opposing paths bring a global debate into sharp focus: control or compassion, punishment or repair, data or dignity.

Why it resonates now:

Set in a near-future that feels uncomfortably familiar, The Solomon Project explores disinformation, technological power, trauma, and accountability through psychological realism and big-idea stakes. Concepts like “Final Truth” and the artifact made from the Tree of Knowledge anchor the novel’s moral and spiritual questions to concrete, plot-driven events.

Publication details:

The Solomon Project is available for purchase on Amazon starting today. For purchase options, media updates, and inquiries, visit www.randyswankauthor.com.

About the Author:

Randy Swank is the author of The Solomon Project, his debut novel, which blends social commentary, speculative fiction, and psychological insight.

Media & Review Inquiries:

For interviews, review copies, or event requests, please visit www.randyswankauthor.com.

Randy Swank is an economist and businessman with four decades of experience spanning business, academia, government service, and behavioral health. Over the years he has seen, up close, the damage that addiction, emotional disorder, and trauma can inflict on individuals and families. Those experiences, and the failures of systems meant to help, shaped the questions at the heart of his fiction. His debut novel, The Solomon Project, blends social commentary, speculative storytelling, and psychological insight to explore a perilous choice facing humanity. Learn more at www.randyswankauthor.com.


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