Ian Green
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The Gauntlet and the Fist Beneath (The Rotstorm, #1)
7 editions
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2021
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Extremophile
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2024
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The Gauntlet and the Burning Blade (The Rotstorm #2)
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2022
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Broken Worlds: Dystopian Stories
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2014
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The Gauntlet and the Broken Chain (The Rotstorm #3)
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The Open Pen Anthology
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2016
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Still Worlds Turning
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Transportation: Islands and Cities
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2015
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Red Desert, Dry Bones
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The Once and Future Book
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"Very cool dystopian biohacking heist."
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"Honestly the best cyberpunk* novel I've read since Snow Crash (unless you count Ready Player One as cyberpunk which is the subject of some debate amongst my reading circle). My one-sentence summary of the plot would be Neuromancer meets Zodiac.
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So glad you liked it- ther eis,a ctually, a playlist! This is what I listened to when writing it- search HORSE THEORY playlist on spotify by IanG88
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"Probably the only book ever that I wished had a playlist.
What a weird tale - full of biology, punk, philosophy and dystopian action - and I had an amazing time reading it. The formatting made it a bit harder to get through, but not using quotation m" Read more of this review » |
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"I'm grateful to Ian Green and Head of Zeus for providing me with a copy of this book via (which he previously wrote for). This energetic biopunk thriller follows two punks taking on the corrupt corporations that have reduced their w"
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“Fantasy is escapist, and that is its glory. If a soldier is imprisioned by the enemy, don't we consider it his duty to escape?. . .If we value the freedom of mind and soul, if we're partisans of liberty, then it's our plain duty to escape, and to take as many people with us as we can!”
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“Didn’t they teach you how to steal a ship at wizard school?”
― The Unspoken Name
― The Unspoken Name