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“The Discrete Charm of the Turing Machine”
“Zero For Conduct”
“Uncanny Valley”
“Seventh Sight”
“The Nearest”
“Shadow Flock”
“Bit Players”
“Break My Fall”
“3-adica”
“The Slipway”
“Instantiation”
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“Learning to Be Me”
“Axiomatic”
“Appropriate Love”
“Into Darkness”
“Unstable Orbits in the Space of Lies”
“Closer”
“Chaff”
“Luminous”
“Silver Fire”
“Reasons to Be Cheerful”
“Oceanic”
“Oracle”
“Singleton”
“Dark Integers”
“Crystal Nights”
“Zero For Conduct”
“Bit Players”
“Uncanny Valley”
“3-adica”
“Instantiation”
Greg Egan’s
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I am a science fiction writer and computer programmer. This site contains:
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Tomorrow’s Parties: Life in the Anthropocene, edited by Jonathan Strahan, MIT Press/Technology Review, 2022.
Asimov’s Science Fiction, Sep/Oct 2022.
Phase Change: New SF Energies, edited by Matthew Chrulew, Twelfth Planet Press, 2022.
Clarkesworld, April 2022.
Asimov’s Science Fiction, Sep/Oct 2021.
Asimov’s Science Fiction, Mar/Apr 2021.
Hardback novella from Subterranean Press, September 2020; also available as an eBook.
Mission Critical, edited by Jonathan Strahan, Solaris, 2019.
Paperback/eBook novella from Tor.com books, April 2019.
Hardback novella from Subterranean Press, April 2018; also available as an eBook.
