With a mix of fantasy and cyberpunk sci-fi, you’d expect Wayne Santos’ The Chimera Code (paperback, Kindle) to be influenced by games and anime. But as he reveals in the following email interview, this story was ...CONTINUE
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At the rate technology is advancing, it seems inevitable that humans will one day be able to improve themselves with cybernetic enhancements. But this will also inevitably lead to a day when some people are augmented and other people ...CONTINUE
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No matter how long a writer has been working, no matter how much they write, or how often, they always feel their writing can be better. Well, the good ones, anyway. It’s something writer Megan Mackie realized while preparing ...CONTINUE
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While space is mysterious, it’s not often the setting for mystery novels. But that’s exactly where writer J.T. Nicholas has set Re-Coil (paperback, Kindle), a cyberpunk sci-fi space opera mystery. In the following email interview, Nicholas ...CONTINUE
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On the surface, Chris Kluwe’s new novel Otaku (hardcover, Kindle) seems like a cyberpunk sci-fi story. But as he discusses in the following email interview about it, the story has deep roots in geek culture, the ...CONTINUE
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The “simulation hypothesis” is a theory that we may actually just be part of an artificial simulation. Think The Matrix if it was the whole universe, not just a big city. But if that’s true, what happens when the ...CONTINUE
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It’s an exciting time to be urban fantasy / cyberpunk writer Megan Mackie (and a dangerous time to be a bookcase). Over the next few months, eSpec Books will be rereleasing three of her Lucky Devil novels, with a ...CONTINUE
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It’s hardly surprising that a number of recent science fiction stories have explored what the world might be like if we don’t do something about global climate change. But in their new cyberpunk sci-fi novel Gamechangers (hardcover, ...CONTINUE
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In his new cyberpunk sci-fi thriller Zero Bomb (paperback, Kindle), writer M.T. Hill tells a tale of a man who’s radicalized by, well, the writer of a sci-fi novel. But as he, Hill, explains in the following ...CONTINUE
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