Chris Beckett

About The Author

Chris Beckett is a former social worker and lecturer, based in Cambridge. His first novel, The Holy Machine, included, among other robotic things, robot sex workers and a robot messiah. His collection The Turing Test was the winner of the Edge Hill Short Story Award in 2009, and his novel Dark Eden won the Arthur C. Clarke Award in 2012.

Books by Chris Beckett

Robots Past & Future Short Stories
Contributions by Charlotte Brookins, Victoria Brun, Deborah Davitt, Calvin Demmer, Tianna Ebnet, Joshua James Jordan, Abigail Kemske, Simone King, Akis Linardos, Brian K. Lowe, Lorian Moore, Soumya Sundar Mukherjee, Lee Murray, Mariah Southworth, M.C. St. John, Nathanael K. Stottlemyer, Brian Trent, Anne Wilkins, Marissa Yarrow and Ramez Yoakeim / Foreword by Chris Beckett
In a world of Electric State, Generative AI and advanced robotics, classic science fiction stories are joined here by new tales from open submissions revealing robots from the past, present and future.

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