Latest books:
Amazon Kindle (USA), Amazon Kindle (UK), Amazon Kindle (Australia), Smashwords, iTunes, Barnes and Noble Nook, Kobo; also in paperback from Amazon (USA), Amazon (UK) etc. [but apparently Amazon refuses to ship to Australia].
- “The Discrete Charm of the Turing Machine”
- “Zero For Conduct”
- “Uncanny Valley”
- “Seventh Sight”
- “The Nearest”
- “Shadow Flock”
- “Bit Players”
- “Break My Fall”
- “3-adica”
- “The Slipway”
- “Instantiation”
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- “Learning to Be Me”
- “Axiomatic”
- “Appropriate Love”
- “Into Darkness”
- “Unstable Orbits in the Space of Lies”
- “Closer”
- “Chaff”
- “Luminous”
- “Silver Fire”
- “Reasons to be Cheerful”
- “Oceanic”
- “Oracle”
- “Singleton”
- “Dark Integers”
- “Crystal Nights”
- “Zero For Conduct”
- “Bit Players”
- “Uncanny Valley”
- “3-adica”
- “Instantiation”
Recent books:
Night Shade Books, 2017 (print editions worldwide, eBook for North America). Paperback edition: June 2018.
Outside North America, the eBook is available from Amazon UK, Amazon Australia, iTunes UK, iTunes Australia, Kobo UK, Kobo Australia and Smashwords.
Read an excerpt.
Greg Egan’s
Home Page
Last revision: Saturday, 7 November 2020
RSS feed for updates
Twitter: @gregeganSF
I am a science fiction writer and computer programmer. This site contains:
- information, illustrations and applets to supplement some of my work;
- a bibliography;
- links to works online (including twenty-three free stories);
- the Foundations series of introductory science articles;
- some more technical science notes;
- an applets gallery;
- side-bar and full-screen site maps.
- Contact details: My email address can be formed from parts of the URL of this web site. Please don’t send messages to my agents or to other third parties to pass on to me, and please don’t ask me to sign books.
- There are no photos of me on the web. The world contains many people besides me who are named Greg Egan, and thanks to the idiots at Google and the trashy click-bait sites they rely on it’s possible to find images online of half a dozen different people that are labelled as “Australian SF writer Greg Egan,” but none are what they claim to be.
Free to read online at Clarkesworld, October 2020. [But please, donate/subscribe to Clarkesworld if you like their stories, because they pay their authors, and they don’t get money out of thin air.]
Hardback novella from Subterranean Press, September 2020; also available as an eBook.
Free to read online at Tor.com, September 2019. (Also available as a DRM-free eBook from all the usual outlets, for about US$1, from 9 October.)
Mission: Critical, edited by Jonathan Strahan, Solaris, 2019.
Paperback/eBook novella from Tor.com books, April 2019.
Hardback novella from Subterranean Press, April 2018; also available as an eBook.
