
About the Author
Tim Eytcheson is a software developer turned novelist, writing political fiction from his home in Tucson, Arizona. He is the author of two interconnected trilogies set in the same universe — The Soil and the Seed and The Overwintering — that follow one country down two opposite roads from the same crossroads, each book circling a single question: what would we actually do if we could?
Latest from the Blog
-
What If Someone Bought Back America — Legally?
The Six Year Plan trilogy is here. All three books. One audacious idea. Glenn Canfield drives a ’95 Honda. He buys his own nails at the hardware store, where nobody recognizes him. He lives in a modest house in Harmon,… Continue Reading →
-

What If Someone Bought Back America — Legally?
The Six Year Plan trilogy is here. All three books. One audacious idea. Glenn Canfield drives a ’95 Honda. He buys his own nails at the hardware store,… Continue Reading
-

AI + Mendix
When Low-Code Becomes Intelligent Development Artificial Intelligence has become the centerpiece of nearly every technology conversation over the past two years. Unfortunately, much of that conversation has been… Continue Reading
-

The Soil and the Seed
Book One of the Soil and the Seed Trilogy What would you do if you could? On inauguration night in 2026, a one-term, one-purpose president activates something his… Continue Reading
-

The Root and the Rain
Book Two of the Soil and the Seed Trilogy The question crossed the water. Now the whole world has to answer it. In America, the impossible has already… Continue Reading

Join the debate
Sign up for a free account to post and interact with me, and my followers
Subscribe to learn
how to travel for free!
Learn how I use travel reward credit cards to book free flights and hotels around the world






