G. Mitchell Baker

Best known for his Adaptable NeoNature Technology Series (Bio-Social Climate Science Fiction) G. Mitchell Baker also writes The Emerson Series (Contemporary Literary Fiction), The Lethal Believers Series (Paranormal Myth and Mystery), and, The Kinny Adventure Series (Family Values Adventure for Young Readers). Adaptable NeoNature Technology (ANNT) is the name of a technology developed by fictional scientists to address societal problems that Mother Nature alone cannot manage. The author draws on this diverse experience, as well as an interest in science, technology, and social sciences.

About the ANNT Series

The ANNT series is bio-social science fiction that explores the potential of a technology called "Adaptable NeoNature Technology".

Plot overview: In the story, brilliant scientists Dr. Austina Doceo and Dr. Niles Gens develop ANNT to enhance Mother Nature's capabilities or solve global problems on its own. The technology involves growing ants to a human scale and specializing them for specific tasks, from fighting terrorism to cleaning up environmental damage.

Real-world application: Baker has used the ANNT series as a teaching tool. He has lectured at the University of Alberta on the intersection of social and hard sciences and featured the series in the school's natural sciences curriculum.

Selected ANNT book titles

You can find G. Mitchell Baker's books at major online retailers like Amazon and Thriftbooks.

ANNT: SpANNTium I & II: This installment features storylines about synthetic spider silk, cleaning up the Canadian oil sands, and removing trash from near-Earth orbit.

ANNT: BeeANNTium: The third book in the series, it focuses on the responsible distribution of a new form of limitless energy.

ANNTelligence: Another book in the series considers how Artificial Intelligence may fuel the mission of Adaptable Neo-Nature Technology.

Baker “...engage[s] readers with his cryptic style and powerful story-line ... a master at shrouding the mundane in mystery and twisting the story-line so that the seeming unrelated becomes oh so connected,” For the Lethal Believer Series … J. Cowart (USA)

“G. Mitchell Baker has the talent to captivate the reader…[The Involvement of Emerson] is exceptionally well written and draws you into the philosophical discussion what really is important in life … highly recommend this book to anyone who is wrestling with the core questions of life and need something intelligent to read.” Rogue Reviews (UK)