R R Angell

Biography

R R Angell is an American writer (pronouns he/him) and a graduate of the Clarion West Writers’ Workshop. His work has appeared in Asimov's, Interzone, and Compelling Science Fiction, among others, and many anthologies including “Compelling Science Fiction: The First Collection,” several Queer SciFi anthologies, and "Stress City.” His fast-paced LGBTQ YA VR AI science fiction thriller, Best Game Ever, published in May 2019 is available online in print and ebook, or through your favorite bookstore.

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Books

Best Game Ever
Price: $2.99 USD. Words: 99,810. Language: English. Published: August 13, 2019 . Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Cyberpunk, Fiction » LGBTQ+ » General
In this fast-paced LGBTQ YA VR AR AI thriller, a group of gay, nonbinary, and straight college nerds on the Virtual Campus Challenge team are racing toward a deadline when Robby’s roommate dies of an apparent suicide after playing their favorite VR first-person flyer game, Flying Squirrel. With his teammates help, Robby finds a threat to everyone, and the game company AI, Virtuella, fights back.
Remote Control
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 5,110. Language: English. Published: July 25, 2019 . Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Hard sci-fi, Fiction » Science fiction » Military
The U.S. Border is now secured by a wall of remotely controlled gunbots. American Citizens pay to operate them through apps and hope to score a hit during their watch. Today, something else is logging on to help. This is a short story.
In The Space Of Nine Lives
Price: $0.99 USD. Words: 10,250. Language: English. Published: July 25, 2019 . Categories: Fiction » Science fiction » Hard sci-fi, Fiction » LGBTQ+ » Gay
Tom’s best friend, his schoolmates, and all his teachers on the interstellar ship exist in virtual reality. The only other living person on board is the Pilot, and Tom is being groomed to take his place. Tom has a life-changing event that makes him question the mission’s purpose, and his own. Meanwhile, the ship seems to have its own agenda. Will Tom accept fate or choose his own destiny?