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Since graduating from Glasgow University in 1976, Ken MacLeod has worked as a computer analyst in Edinburgh. He now writes full-time.
Ken MacLeod is the author of twelve previous novels, five of which have been nominated for the Arthur C. Clarke Award, and two which have won the BSFA Award. Ken MacLeod is married with two grown-up children and lives in West Lothian.
Genres: Science Fiction, Young Adult Fantasy
Series
Fall Revolution
1. The Star Fraction (1995)
2. The Stone Canal (1996)
3. The Cassini Division (1997)
4. The Sky Road (1998)
Fractions (omnibus) (2008)
Divisions (omnibus) (2009)
1. The Star Fraction (1995)
2. The Stone Canal (1996)
3. The Cassini Division (1997)
4. The Sky Road (1998)
Fractions (omnibus) (2008)
Divisions (omnibus) (2009)
Engines of Light
1. Cosmonaut Keep (2000)
2. Dark Light (2001)
3. Engine City (2002)
The Engines of Light (omnibus) (2003)
1. Cosmonaut Keep (2000)
2. Dark Light (2001)
3. Engine City (2002)
The Engines of Light (omnibus) (2003)
Corporation Wars Trilogy
1. Dissidence (2016)
2. Insurgence (2016)
3. Emergence (2017)
The Corporation Wars Trilogy (omnibus) (2018)
1. Dissidence (2016)
2. Insurgence (2016)
3. Emergence (2017)
The Corporation Wars Trilogy (omnibus) (2018)
Novels
The Human Front (2001)
Newton's Wake (2004)
Learning the World (2005)
The Execution Channel (2007)
The Night Sessions (2008)
The Restoration Game (2010)
Intrusion (2012)
Descent (2014)
Newton's Wake (2004)
Learning the World (2005)
The Execution Channel (2007)
The Night Sessions (2008)
The Restoration Game (2010)
Intrusion (2012)
Descent (2014)
Collections
Chapbooks
Novellas
Series contributed to
Web
8. Cydonia (1998)
The Web 2028 (omnibus) (1999) (with Stephen Baxter, Pat Cadigan, Maggie Furey and James Lovegrove)
8. Cydonia (1998)
The Web 2028 (omnibus) (1999) (with Stephen Baxter, Pat Cadigan, Maggie Furey and James Lovegrove)
Non fiction series
Awards
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Ken MacLeod recommends
Thigmoo (1999)
Eugene Byrne
"Sharp satire, bold futurism, and soem very serious points about the world we live in and how it can be changed."
Starlings (2018)
Jo Walton
"Jo Walton's short writings have for decades been among the things that make the Internet worthwhile. She makes science fiction illuminate life. This collection lives up to its title: iridescent, dark, gregarious, talkative and ever ready to fly up."
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