I’ll be on Reddit’s r/sciencefiction for an “Ask Me Anything” this Thursday, Oct. 1. Stop by if you’d like to say “hi” or ask me anything!
October 1 is also the official release date for Border Crosser–the paperback has already been available for a while, but the Kindle version will finally be released.
Hey folks, my “ask me anything” on Reddit’s books subreddit (https://www.reddit.com/r/books) is coming up this Thursday 9/24 starting at noon–hope to see your questions there!
“Darkly comic and slyly allusive, Border Crosser is a ripping good tale shot through with mordant social commentary. A fresh and intelligent take on forbidden AI, religious zealotry, borderline personality, sex, art, and genocide—not necessarily in that order—that stuck in my head and left me hankering for a sequel.” —Jo Miller (winner of four Emmy Awards, writer for The Daily Show (2009-2015), and late-night comedy showrunner)
“Tom Doyle’s Border Crosser is a hyperkinetic tour of a sprawling solar system and galaxy in a dark and delirious future. Doyle explores the deep, painful and unpleasant aspects of the psyche, showcasing some of the more repellent examples of human behavior, yet manages to bring a surprising amount of decency and affection to his story. The book speeds along at a breakneck pace, and will astonish you, wrench your heart, snatch your breath away, make you laugh, and move you. Tom Doyle promises to be a unique voice and a trailblazer in Science Fiction as it moves into the future. ” —Richard Paul Russo (author of Ship of Fools)
“The bastard love-child of Philip K. Dick and the Marquis De Sade, BORDER CROSSER will sink into your mind like one of Frank Herbert’s stone burners. This is revolutionary science fiction.” —David J. Williams (author of The Mirrored Heavens)
“This is not your parents’ space opera! A cross between the Stainless Steel Rat, Jerry Cornelius, and Tank Girl, the titular agent is the antihero for our times. Doyle impresses with a strong voice, a unique narrator, and a challenging far-future setting that dangerously mirrors our present world.” —Alex Shvartsman (editor, Small Press Award winner, and author of Eridani’s Crown)