I, Cunningham
Except he didn’t die. Not really.
Instead, he wakes up stuck inside a robot. In the 29th century. Thirteen light-years from home. In a space station orbiting a doomed colony.
If nothing is done, all colonists will die within 100 years. But who will help Cunningham? More
- Category: Fiction » Science fiction » Hard sci-fi
- Category: Fiction » Science fiction » General
- Published: July 4, 2020
- Words: 89,050
- Language: Canadian English
- ISBN: 9781777116002
I live in Montréal, Québec, Canada, with my lovely wife and equally lovely (and lively) daughter. My day job is as a programmer, something which I do find satisfying. However, I've always been an avid reader, and science-fiction has always had a special place in my heart.
Why I write
I had written unpublished long-form works in the past, and decided in 2019 that it was time for me to try to write something others might want to read. Hopefully I have succeeded, and will continue to do so in future.
“I, Cunningham” is the first such work. I want to keep on writing more novels. For one, Cunningham's story does not end there. But I also want to branch out to other backgrounds.
I hope you will enjoy my work, and that it will prompt you to read other works I've liked. “Traditional” science-fiction has waned a little bit in the last couple of decades, replaced by dystopian works, cyberpunk, and fantasy. There is nothing wrong with those other genres, yet I feel that traditional hard SF is still enjoyable.
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