Colin F. Barnes
Colin F. Barnes is a publisher and full-time writer of science fiction and techno thrillers. He honed his craft with the London School of Journalism and the Open University (BA, English). Colin has run a number of tech-based businesses, worked in rat-infested workshops, and scoured the back...
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Colin F. Barnes is a publisher and full-time writer of science fiction and techno thrillers. He honed his craft with the London School of Journalism and the Open University (BA, English). Colin has run a number of tech-based businesses, worked in rat-infested workshops, and scoured the back streets of London looking for characters and stories. To be notified of new releases, you can sign up to his newsletter here: http://eepurl.com/rFAtL or if you would like to contact Colin you can email him at: hi@colinfbarnes.comFor more information, Colin can be found on:Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/ColinFBarnesFacebook: http://www.facebook.com/colinfrancisbarnesHis Website: http://www.colinfbarnes.com
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The Lost Flotilla series is a post-apocalyptic story about a group of survivors that have been living on a flotilla of ships because a mysterious natural disaster has completely flooded the entire world. Soil pickups where Salt left off. The survivors have learned the location of a secret undergro...
If the 2012 movie had a baby with, I don't know, Hugh Howey's Wool, the kid might look something like Salt, combining iffy science and shaky world-building with a small community pretty much trapped in one place and reliant on each other for survival. A few years before the story starts, solar sto...
Dead Five's Pass represented something of a challenge to me. On paper, the subject matter was completely up my alley. But I'd never heard of author Colin F Barnes before. Over time, I've learned that a reliable author is worth more than a familiar story-line (consider the proliferation of zombie apo...
This is an excellent first book in a series and something that I think should be added to the "must read" book for anyone interested in either cyberpunk or dystopian literature, since this is a crossover into both genre.In the future, after the world has collapsed, citizens live in a Dome with "The ...
First of all, let me wholeheartedly endorse the Blade Runner, Mad Max and Exorcist mentions above. And I'm also going to throw in a heavy dose of The Matrix, a sprinkling of The Amtrak Wars and a hint of Neverwhere. If you enjoyed any of those, you should give Artificial Evil a go. And if you enjoye...