SYNOPSIS

WE, THE WATCHED imagines a nation where suspicion is the rule. The government, working closely with the church, uses propaganda to inject the people with fear, while a national police force known as the Guard keeps select citizens under tight surveillance. Deviation is heresy -- and punishable by death.

WE, THE WATCHED is the story of one man who wakes up.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Adam Bender is a writer, journalist and musician. Adam reports on telecom regulation for Warren Communications News, and his work regularly appears in Communications Daily.

Adam graduated from American University in May 2007. He majored in print journalism and minored in marketing. Adam served as entertainment editor for AU newspaper The Eagle from 2005 to 2007. He also did two internships, one abroad in London for MyKindaPlace.com in spring 2006, and the other spring 2007 at Warren. Adam was also one of five AU undergraduates picked last year to participate in the Washington Post consortium.

Adam also has a few creative projects. When he's not writing novels and the like, Adam makes up tunes on the guitar; Adam plays a Martin acoustic and an electric Fender Stratocaster, and sometimes pretends to be a singer. On occasion, Adam makes his own video games with programs by Clickteam.

Despite what this all must look like, Adam is generally a rather modest and amiable fellow.

Check out his website at www.fadedwave.com

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