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Press fact sheet
ZENO
She Built Human Design in America. Then It Was Taken From Her.
Description
The woman who built the American school of Human Design taught its original mechanics until her death, then was administratively erased from the institution she helped create. ZENO reconstructs that erasure from the documentary record: contracts, letters, trademark filings, and court rulings, every claim sourced. Institutional history, not polemic: it restores Zeno Dickson and the founding generation of teachers to the record, and lets the documents speak.
Specifications
| Author | Phoenix Arden |
|---|---|
| Format | Paperback (6 × 9 in) and eBook |
| Pages | 180 |
| Publication date | [TBD — set at KDP upload] |
| ISBN | [TBD — assigned at KDP setup] |
| Imprint | Archive House |
About the imprint
Archive House is an independent publishing imprint founded in 2025. It publishes documentary and reference works on the systems and traditions people use to understand themselves: Human Design, typology, Stoic philosophy, and the literacy to think clearly about them. Every factual claim in its books is sourced to public material a reader can check; the books offer criteria rather than verdicts, and corrections are incorporated when the record supports them.