The Geography of Freedom: Dex System Maps America’s Landscape, Real and Imagined
This release travels from the Persian Gulf to fictional frontiers to explore how place shapes the American idea of liberty
(YorkPedia Editorial):- New Rochelle, New York Jul 1, 2026 (Issuewire.com) – LAs America’s 250th approaches, Dex System’s fifth release in the Semiquincentennial series explores geography — both the literal ground that shaped the nation’s founding conflicts and the imagined landscapes of its speculative fiction.
Liam Conrad’s From Khartoum to Kharg Island traces “the long war for the global jugular,” a sweeping geopolitical narrative with direct resonance to America’s own strategic history. Jack Wilson’s Galaxy Outlaws and Morgan Burns’ He Who push that same question of territory and freedom into new, speculative frontiers.
**Featured Titles:**
- Enhancing Tech Theory — T. T. Samuels — https://www.amazon.com/Enhancing-Tech-Theory-T-Samuels/dp/B0D7TZ5ZN7/
- From Khartoum to Kharg Island: The Long War for the Global Jugular — Liam Conrad — https://www.amazon.com/Khartoum-Kharg-Island-Global-Jugular/dp/B0GVVZMNMG/
- Galaxy Outlaws — Jack Wilson — https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B0F3G1GDM3/
- He Who — Morgan Burns — https://www.amazon.com/He-Who-Morgan-Burns/dp/B0GNF3LKTY/
- The Good Ghost: A Tale of Choice E-Drive — Ronald Bartholomew — https://www.amazon.com/Drive-Good-Ghost-Tale-Choice/dp/B0H34SSCBV/
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