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36 Streets:
Review
“Brutal, brooding, brilliant  . . . an angry vision of violence wrapped around a complex meditation of memory, trauma and hegemony. This is cyberpunk with soul” – Yudhanjaya Wijeratne (author of Salvage Crew)
“High-octane, immersive SF at its best. 36 Streets is sure to become a classic in the field.” – Kaaron Warren (Shirley Jackson Award-Winner)
“Napper paints a prophetic and uncomfortably believable vision of the future. A fascinating interplay between advancing technology and wish fulfillment, 36 Streets is ambitious in scope while remaining deeply human.” Tim Hickson (Hello Future Me)
“A fun, frenetic journey of neon-blasted streets, sinister underworlds and oodles of brutal tech, rendered in cutthroat prose” – Jeremy Szal (author of Stormblood)
“Beautiful, shimmering, ghostly science fiction” – Anna Smith Spark (author of The Court of Broken Knives)
“Rising star of Australian speculative fiction T.R. Napper gives us an engrossing, intriguing action-packed duty tour of a tech-thick, violence-infused, neon-scorched near future gangland Vietnam. Highly recommended.” – Cat Sparks (author of Lotus Blue)
About the Author
Before turning to writing, T. R. Napper was an aid worker, having lived throughout Southeast Asia for over a decade delivering humanitarian programs. During this period, he received a commendation from the Government of Laos for his work with the poor. Napper is also a scholar of East and Southeast Asian literature; he received a creative writing doctorate for his thesis: The Dark Century: 1946 – 2046. Noir, Cyberpunk, and Asian Modernity.
T. R. Napper is a fan of Philip K Dick, Ursula Le Guin, Kazuo Ishuguro, and Kurt Vonnegut, and has a particular obsession with the movie Blade Runner.
After 15 years living in Mongolia, Laos, and Vietnam he now lives in Canberra, Australia. He does not own a cat. Two young boys are quite enough.
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