CryptoCurrency Debut in Sci-Fi Genre Book Release. Revolution High Book 1: AEMPCoin also uses 'Decentralized Editing' with a 7mBTC Bounty per error found in the limited 'Bounty Edit' edition

    THAMES, NEW ZEALAND, July 20, 2014 /24-7PressRelease/ -- A banking sector virus sent from the moon colony wipes out the global financial system and the food supply disappears. The story follows a high school in a small town coping with collapse with many surprising and worthwhile surprises in its plot.

Newsworthy:
Not only is Revolution-High the first CryptoCurrency Fiction book launch, which is sure to kick start a whole new genre for writers to explore, Revolution High has used decentralized editing to polish the work.

"E-Books are notorious for spelling and grammar mistakes, which is a set-back to the whole industry and for the value of independent works of literature. To promote higher quality publications, and of my own work, the first edition of AEMPCoin is called a 'Bounty Edit.' Readers have submitted errors discovered in the story and have been able to collect 7mBTC per error. The result: within three days of publishing I have discovered 8 minor errors that I had overlooked. Readers were that much more engaged in my work and the overall result of decentralized editing has been very positive." R. Janutka - author.

The book is available on amazon right now, and is also available for bitcoin at a discount rate at: revolution-high.com

The author can be contacted at any-time for a free review copy or to receive more information about the project.

Also, Revolution-High is actively seeking a wholesale distributor for what is sure to be a hit with a new generation of young adults who love CryptoCurrency.

"This story could easily see "Hackers" (film, 1995) type success if it were taken on as a movie. It would be an awesome film with all kinds of opportunity to take angles of the story and make the first CryptoCurrency genre feature film an incredibly entertaining movie to watch."

R. Janutka has been working in education with teenagers and young adults for over ten years. Knowing what makes them tick helps him be a teacher who can connect well with students; but also write very well for this age group. R. Janutka has a B.Sc. University of Guelph, Diploma of Teaching Secondary Massey University. A Canadian, he has lived in Japan for almost a decade and now is based in New Zealand with his wife and three children. R. Janutka brings a wide variety of life experiences from all over the world into his unique and high creative story development capabilities.

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