Great fiction doesn’t have to be about dragons and wizards. Insights on Innovation publishes excellent science-based novels inspired by leading innovators throughout American history. Get them for yourself or your high schooler.
Fact can often be stranger than fiction. And science fiction based on a historical event can often prove to be a more interesting read than stuff concocted by the most prolific Hugo Award alumni.
And for the best science-based historical novels, the only publisher to trust is Insights on Innovation. Whether you're searching for a novel for your next trip or for your high schooler, whom you want to encourage to develop a reading habit, Insights on Innovation's expanding library is always worth exploring
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One of its recent releases is America's Dairyland: The Undermining of 14,000 Wisconsin Dairy Farms, a fictionalized telling of an immigrant success story, a multigenerational business, and the collapse of an industry. The story opens with German immigrant Herman Lenz starting a Wisconsin dairy farm in 1880 and follows his descendants as they continuously grow the family business.
The Lenz family is eventually caught up in the demise of Wisconsin’s dairy industry, becoming one of the 14,000 dairy farms across the state that was forced into failure from 1990 to 2006. The novel explores both the how and why of the disintegration of both the Lenz dairy farm and thousands more across the state.
America’s Dairyland is one of nine novels that Insights on Innovation has released. The publisher’s 2022 printing was M.A.D. Scientists: A Love Story, a STEM-based novel that follows the romance of scientists Viola and Otto Schmitt as they fight to help the Allies defeat the Axis in World War II.
As America endures Pearl Harbor, U-Boat attacks, and other Nazi assaults, the couple at the heart of the novel face reputational slander, threats to their marriage, and near-loss of their lives. Through it all, the Schmitt's persevere. They help to develop systems that turn the tides of the war, eventually earning thanks from President Franklin Delano Roosevelt himself.
The company's novels are primarily written by T. H. Harbinger, an author with an extensive scientific background. Harbinger has published over 60 scientific papers, some of which have become extraordinarily widely cited in the field of electromagnetics.
Insights on Innovation is a publisher of stem-based historical fiction influenced by hidden stories of the most influential male and female scientists in American history. The company’s catalog focuses on stories of perseverance for both individuals and the good of society as a whole.
In addition to publishing its own novels, Insights on Innovation has curated a reading list of what the company believes to be the best science-based historical books for high school students. These include stories about leading female astronomers and inspiring inventors.
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