I’m obsessed with the craft of writing. I write every day, I read about the craft often, and in my spare time I like to unwind by… watching interviews where authors talk about their writing process. It’s a sickness. Help …
Every time I’m guest at a Comic-Con or equivalent, someone will walk past my desk, see my array of cyberpunk books, and ask me where they should begin.
My short answer is always this: anywhere you like. They are …
Audible, eBook, and physical versions of This Machines Kills Billionaires are available everywhere.
United States
My agency has consolidated the US links all in one place. Click here for B&N, Kobo, Google, iBooks, Bookshop.org, Audible, and Libro.fm.
I’ve got a surprise new release coming out. Let me tell you about it.
This Machine Kills Billionaires is a new collection, centred around my award-winning novella, The Hidden God.
The Hidden God first appeared in the prestigious Asimov’s …
I did an interview with the British Fantasy Society podcast in December last year which I had completely forgotten about until a few days ago, when it was published.
But you get it: December is a blur. You’re tired, you …
Ditmar Awards Voting is open. For the uninitiated, the Ditmars are the annual Australian peer-voted awards for Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror.
What does peer-voted mean? Well, that you are either attending the National Convention (or have in recent …
Hit my target of 52 books read for the year. You know what? I love reading. Completely trite to say so, but there it is. Several times throughout 2025, while I was lying on my couch (a battered yet fiendishly …
This year, Ghost of the Neon God won both Best Science Fiction Novella at the Aurealis Awards, and Best Novella at the Ditmars. The Aurealis is a juried award, and genuinely features the best of Australian SF. The Ditmars is …
Art is not a luxury, it is a necessity. Let me show you why.
I write full time, which is another way of saying I’m broke. As such, I work several extra jobs (three, currently) to feed my writing habit. …
I recently watched a thoughtful, interesting YouTube on ‘Writing Characters Who Are Weapons,’ by Tim Hickson. He’s a New Zealander who runs the channel HelloFutureMe, which deals with both writing as a craft and analysing pop culture. He’s got some …
