Tag Archive for the destructives

Short story in the New Scientist

by Matthew De Abaitua • 15/12/2016

Christmas at the University of the Sun

by Matthew De Abaitua • 18/07/2016

Andy Sawyer has reviewed my two science fiction novels IF THEN and The Destructives for the prestigious Strange Horizons. He writes, “together they make one of the most intriguing and disturbing near-future speculations published for some years.” I responded to this review because it comes from an experienced and well-considered critic. According to his Wikipedia…

by Matthew De Abaitua • 01/03/2016

The Destructives, science fiction, Matthew De Abaitua

Might Be the Most Mind-Boggling SF Novel You’ll Read this Year – Barnes & Noble

by Matthew De Abaitua • 18/02/2016

The music to write science fiction by

by Matthew De Abaitua • 15/01/2016

Here is RAID71’s cover for The Destructives. It shows Theodore Drown in his sensesuit, exploring the replica of early twenty first century house that is erected in a cavern beneath the university of the moon. The various obscurities of that sentence will become clear when the novel is published by Angry Robot in the UK…

by Matthew De Abaitua • 04/12/2014

Lancashire Fusiliers on the boat to Gallipoli

World War I as science fiction

by Matthew De Abaitua • 01/12/2014

Giddy with excitement, I can announce that publisher Angry Robot have acquired my next two SF novels: IF THEN, for publication in the UK and US in September 2015, and The Destructives in 2016. The full announcement is on the Angry Robot site. IF THEN is finished and I’m keen to discover what readers make…