In the distant past, what tumultuous events harbored the seeds of a new reality? What sparks led to the roaring flames of complete change? How was the "perfect" society rebuilt from the ashes?
Samuel Freedman is a writer of astonishing science fiction. His highly original stories examine mankind and the universe from a philosophical perspective, raising genuine questions about humanity’s existence: our purpose, our place in the universe, and our destiny.
His latest novel, the hard science fiction techno-thriller "Revision: The Dawn of Awareness," released in July 2025, explores questions about our origins and what actually makes us human, focusing on new discoveries in the fields of genetics and astrophysics, and based on impeccably researched true science.
His four-book series, “Venerable," a work of social science fiction, explores a future utopian civilization whose very structure is questioned when a dark secret is exposed. Can a remarkable young woman help it survive this revelation and heal itself, or will it ultimately be destroyed? This thought-provoking tale is a fast-paced action adventure that not only entertains but challenges readers both intellectually and emotionally.
Freedman's work explores cutting-edge science, philosophy, sociology, spirituality, and the continuing evolution of mankind.
His first book, a work of non-fiction, "See It My Way," tells the story of his blind daughter's childhood from her perspective and contains a forward by adventurer and inspirational speaker Erik Weihenmayer, the first blind person to summit Mt. Everest in 2001.
When he is not writing his next novel, Samuel also enjoys painting, spending time with his family, traveling the world, and riding rollercoasters.