Tim Maughan
Goodreads Author
Born
in Glasgow, The United Kingdom
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Influences
Member Since
July 2011
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Infinite Detail
4 editions
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2019
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Paintwork
4 editions
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2011
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Ghost Hardware: Three Infinite Detail Stories
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Limited Edition
2 editions
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2012
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Flyover Country
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Zero Hours
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2013
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Collision Detection
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2013
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The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, Volume 9
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2014
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Arc 1.3: Afterparty Overdrive
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published
2012
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Arc 2.2: Chromewash
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2014
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"This was a pleasant surprise! I picked it up on a whim from a mention elsewhere and seeing it was cheap on the Kindle store. An intriguing post-apocalyptic premise (the internet goes down, for good) and a UK setting that isn't bloody London made this"
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"For me, the mark of a good dystopian novel is both in its ability to project itself onto the future, and to hit on the realities of our current climate. Dystopian novels should make us think about the future, our current reality, the politics and cul"
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Yes! Can’t wait, and it’ll be fun to pick this conversation up again in person. And again - so pleased you enjoyed it, and thanks again for the kind w
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Tim Maughan
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Infinite Detail
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Best Fiction
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Opening Round
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2019 Goodreads Choice Awards.
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“the hydroponic farms in the old buildings at the back of the Croft, the ones left over from before, the ones the old hippies used to grow their vegetables before the crash. When Grids took the Croft he put them all over to growing ganja, until he realized he could get a higher price growing herbs and spices—the things the Land Army didn’t provide through their tightly controlled rationing, the things everybody wanted. Illicit flavors, tastes, and smells.”
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“the hydroponic farms in the old buildings at the back of the Croft, the ones left over from before, the ones the old hippies used to grow their vegetables before the crash. When Grids took the Croft he put them all over to growing ganja, until he realized he could get a higher price growing herbs and spices—the things the Land Army didn’t provide through their tightly controlled rationing, the things everybody wanted. Illicit flavors, tastes, and smells.”
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“The pinnacle of human effort had been to create a largely hidden, superefficient, globe-spanning infrastructure of vast ships and city-size container ports—and all to do nothing more than keep feeding capitalism’s hunger for the disposable. To move plastic trash made by the global poor into the hands of hapless, clueless consumers. A seemingly unstoppable beast built from parasitic tentacles, clenching the planet with an iron grip.”
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“Yes, that’s right. We’re so young we don’t remember a time where there was no Internet,”
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Topics Mentioning This Author
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Sci-fi and Heroic...: "Four Days of Christmas" by Tim Maughan | 4 | 13 | Aug 11, 2015 11:38AM | |
Sci-fi and Heroic...: The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, #9 (2014) | 13 | 77 | Aug 20, 2015 07:12AM |
“the hydroponic farms in the old buildings at the back of the Croft, the ones left over from before, the ones the old hippies used to grow their vegetables before the crash. When Grids took the Croft he put them all over to growing ganja, until he realized he could get a higher price growing herbs and spices—the things the Land Army didn’t provide through their tightly controlled rationing, the things everybody wanted. Illicit flavors, tastes, and smells.”
― Infinite Detail
― Infinite Detail