Latest book:
Night Shade Books, 2017 (print edition worldwide, eBook for North America).
Outside North America, the eBook is available from Amazon UK, Amazon Australia, iTunes UK, iTunes Australia, Kobo UK, Kobo Australia and Smashwords.
Read an excerpt.
For readers in the US, Night Shade Books have brought out new paperback editions of seven of my earlier books that had previously been out of print there: Permutation City, Quarantine, Axiomatic, Diaspora, Distress, Schild’s Ladder and Teranesia.
For US readers seeking eBook editions of these works, see my eBooks page.
For readers outside the US, all of these titles are available,
both in print and as eBooks, from Gollancz.
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Book One: The Clockwork Rocket, 2011, Night Shade Books (US), Gollancz (UK, Australia). Read an excerpt.
Book Two: The Eternal Flame, 2012, Night Shade Books (US), Gollancz (UK, Australia). Read an excerpt.
Book Three: The Arrows of Time, 2013/14,
Gollancz (UK, Australia), Night Shade Books (US). Read an excerpt.
Greg Egan’s
Home Page
Last revision: Thursday, 21 September 2017
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Twitter: @gregeganSF
I am a science fiction writer and computer programmer. This site contains:
- information, illustrations and applets to supplement some of my work;
- a bibliography;
- links to works online (including twenty-three free stories);
- the Foundations series of introductory science articles;
- some more technical science notes;
- an applets gallery;
- side-bar and full-screen site maps.
- Contact details: My email address can be formed from parts of the URL of this web site. Please don’t send messages to my agents or to other third parties to pass on to me, and please don’t ask me to sign books.
- There are no photos of me on the web. The world contains many people besides me who are named Greg Egan, and thanks to the idiots at Google and the trashy click-bait sites they rely on it’s possible to find images online of half a dozen different people that are labelled as “Australian SF writer Greg Egan,” but none of them are what they claim to be.
A new short story, free to read online at Tor.com, August 2017. (Also available as a DRM-free eBook from all the usual outlets, for about US$1.)
A hardback novella from Subterranean Press, October 2016.
in Coming Soon Enough, edited by Stephen Cass; IEEE Spectrum, 2014. (eBook only) [Amazon US] [Amazon Australia] [Amazon UK]
in Reach For Infinity, edited by Jonathan Strahan; Solaris, 2014. [Amazon US] [Amazon UK] [Book Depository]
A new story, free online on this web site.
