Paul Buchheit is an accomplished author of books, poems, essays, and journal articles. He adeptly traverses between non-fiction and fiction. For over ten years Paul has published weekly essays on online news sites, where his work has been enthusiastically received. His non-fiction books are known for being meticulously and thoroughly researched. Of one of his most popular books, Disposable Americans, best-selling New York Times author Thom Hartmann writes that it is “beautifully-written, clearly articulated, and diligently documented.” Paul was named one of the 300 Living Peace and Justice Leaders by the TRANSCEND Network for Peace Development. Paul’s expertise overlaps and integrates technology, neurobiology, and the social sciences, thus providing him with a unique insight into humanitarian issues. His interests in social science include a guaranteed basic income, capitalism, computer science, poverty, and inequality.