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Charles Stross

UK  (1964 - )
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About Charles Stross
Charles Stross is a full-time writer who was born in Leeds, England in 1964. He studied in London and Bradford, gaining degrees in pharmacy and computer science, and has worked in a variety of jobs, including pharmacist, technical author, software engineer, and freelance journalist.
 
New and Forthcoming Hardbacks

The Revolution Business
The Revolution Business
(Merchant Princes, book 5)

Wireless
Wireless

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Saturn's Children
Saturn's Children

Non fiction
The Web Architect's Handbook
 
Awards
Hugo Best Novel nominee (2004) : Singularity Sky
British Science Fiction Association Best Novel nominee (2005) : Accelerando
Hugo Best Novel nominee (2005) : Iron Sunrise
Prometheus Award Best Novel nominee (2006) : The Hidden Family
Arthur C. Clarke Award Best Novel nominee (2006) : Accelerando
Hugo Best Novel nominee (2006) : Accelerando
Prometheus Award Best Novel winner (2007) : Glasshouse
Hugo Best Novel nominee (2008) : Halting State


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Charles Stross recommends
The Zenith Angle
The Zenith Angle (2004)
Bruce Sterling
"A Catch-22 for the slashdot generation: a wry, cynical, informed peek at the paranoid world of the post-9/11 cyberspookerati. Buy it, read it, be very afraid."
Lady of Mazes
Lady of Mazes (2005)
Karl Schroeder
"The most thought provoking and interesting work of hard SF that I've read in the past year."



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