posted by John Meaney at
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John Meaney is a lifelong martial artist, a computer consultant with degrees in physics and computer science, and a trained hypnotist.
As an author of several series, he has won the IPPY Award and been a finalist for the BSFA Award multiple times.
A new series of contemporary cyber thrillers features Case, a spec-ops cyber specialist who hears voices in his head. And then there's his fearsome partner Kat...
His near-future thrillers feature Josh Cumberland, an ex-special forces cyber specialist driven by family tragedy, desperate to do good in a near-future Britain wracked by climate change, a legalized knife culture and political corruption.
The Donal Riordan novels feature a detective in the spooky city of Tristopolis, where the sky is darkest purple and the city’s reactors are powered by the bones of the dead.
His seven Pilots novels include the Ragnarok trilogy, which begins with alien influences on humans at the dawn of the Viking era, includes the birth of the digital age at Bletchley Park, and concludes a million years from now with a conflict against forces from beyond a cosmic void.
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Any of his covers you want to swipe? Now's the time...
Excellent idea, and I think I like the scorpion cover best. Now all I have to do is write something with a scorpion in it...
i thought i would not like you book pardox. i don't care much for this kind of science fiction, but i jst love this book and am now reading the sequil. and yes i did notice that the man on the cover that was running only had one arm.
Thanks, Lori! I know just what you mean, about liking a book even when it's not the kind you normally read. I'm really not into horror fiction (though you wouldn't think it from Bone Song and Black Blood) but I like Stephen King's books a great deal
Thanks for being observant... I have the original cover painting hanging on my living room wall, which always cheers me up when I look at Tom running.
are you going to write a nother book to black blood?
i loved bone song and black blood but was disapointed in how it ended, black blood.
If you mean the cliffhanger (after tidying up all the loose ends that were supposed to be tied up in that book)... well, perhaps that was not the best way to end it when there was no guarantee of writing a sequel.
No plans to write another book in that series. I'd like to, mind you... but not enough interest from publishers.
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