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Google are currently showing anyone who searches for “Greg Egan” a potted biography of the SF writer (that is, me) ... which contains photos of several different people who happen to share my name, but none of whom are me. To stop Google misrepresenting these people, please click on the Feedback link at the bottom of the search result, then down-vote the incorrect photos. Alas, Google have a long history of repeatedly making the same mistake.
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.
To be published mid-2017, Night Shade Books (US).
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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.
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.
- The best way to link to this home page is as www.gregegan.net, and the best way to link to other pages on this site is with the “www.gregegan.net/...” addresses that appear on every page.
- There are no photos of me on the web. The world contains many people besides me who are named Greg Egan — including a former professor of engineering at an Australian university who has worked in computing, and who is vastly more qualified in the field than I am. So please don’t take his photo and pass it off as being me; that’s very discourteous to him.
A short film adapted from my story “Axiomatic” is almost finished. You can follow news of this on Twitter: @axiomatic_movie.
in Asimov’s SF, December 2015.
A hardback edition from Subterranean Press will be published in November 2016; pre-orders here.
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.
