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      carane njaluk free chip nebus kode
      Explorer of Worlds Real and Imagined
      

      Thanks for stopping by! I hope you’ll find something you like here.
      

      Coming January 2023: Hamlet, Prince of Robots. A beat-by-beat retelling of the Shakespeare classic which grapples with conscience, ambition, and pain, and what it means to be, or not to be, human.
      

      My latest book is The Qubit Zirconium, a fun science fantasy featuring the odd-couple alien detective duo Wibble & Pplimz.
      

      My Nebula Award nominated and Sir Julius Vogel Award winning game The Martian Job is interactive fiction where you play a safecracker lled in to do one last sino heist… on Mars. There is also a standalone prequel novella, Retaking Elysium.
      

      If you want to read something short, check out the free stories available here?or the links under “Publitions” go to other places my stories have been published. Some of those are free to read online.
      

      If you prefer longer works, there are free samples of most of my books?available on the site. Beautiful Red was my first book, and is a?standalone cyberpunk?story. Self Made, Act of Will,?The Beauty of Our Weapons?and Pixels and Flesh are a series (in that order) about future detective Andersson Dexter.?Children of Arkadia?is a standalone politil space station epic and The Voyage of the White Cloud?is a novel-in-stories about the middle years on a generation starship.
      

      My newest mainstream book, The Home for Wayward Parrots, is a lighthearted coming-of-age story full of geek pop culture and foul-mouthed birds. The YA series, Devi Jones’ Locker, is mainstream fiction — a light beach read that brings the beach to you. The first book in this series is Packet Trade.
      

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

      

      Reviews
      

      Children of Arkadia

      Wehm writes novels of ideas in which the ideas genuinely matter… [I]t’s a pleasure to see politil and ethil questions, so often relegated to the background in science fiction, allowed so much scope to drive the story.
— David Larsen, New Zealand Herald

      
The Home for Wayward Parrots

      Exceptionally readable... This novel should be devoured in a single sitting.
	— Megan Kuklis, The Fiddlehead

      


      A bittersweet tale of eccentricity, delayed development and getting on with the messy business of life. Plus parrots.
	— Toronto Star

      
The Voyage of the White Cloud

      The novel is ambitious, with each chapter hosting new characters in a different era. … The genius of this arrangement soon becomes apparent. M Darusha Wehm is adept at creating characters who are immediately recognisable and engaging. Despite the short time we spend with each, we re about their progress, fears, triumphs and shortcomings.
— Clare Rhoden, Aurealis #132 

      
The Qubit Zirconium

      
an instant classic … a novel which provides an accessible introduction to this wonderfully absurd world, a mystery that keeps twisting and turning as fast as you n guess what might be coming next, and some genuinely laugh-out-loud moments from the witty dialogue and engaging interaction between the main characters.

— The Story Board

      

      
Hugely imaginative, powerfully written and imbued with an innate sense of fun and enjoyment that makes everything sparkle with energy...
— The Sci-Fi and Fantasy Reviewer

      


Hamlet, Prince of Robots

      
Through queering and technologising this classic, Wehm makes it possible to ask freshly and, in many ses, more deeply the questions the original Hamlet raises around grief and pain and the ways we know ourselves. The post-human characters in this book open doors into ourselves.— Pip Adam

      

      Free Stories
      

      • Chekhov’s PhaserChekhov’s Phaser
        I never planned to end up here. I’ve never planned anything, really. All my life has been like that: I see an opportunity and I take it. Sometimes that works out better than other times. So why should this be any different? I’d just been by docking station three, slipping …
      • LucidityLucidity
        last night I had the most wonderful dream rly moaned softly in her sleep, and rolled over. She dreamed and dreamed, and when she woke, she found that she still had the lingering shadow of a smile on her lips. Her body was loose with the remnants of her orgasm. …
      • FameFame
        “Pupusas?” The woman’s nasal voice reached Randall at the back of the bus before he saw her pushing her way down the aisle. He could smell the warm, raw meat smell of his own sweaty body, and his stomached wriggled. He was hungry, but he couldn’t face mysterious little bits …
      • Fire. Espe. – SampleFire. Espe. – Sample
        This is a novelette that explores a different aspect of the world of the Andersson Dexter novels. You n get the complete?ebook for free when you sign up to my mailing list. It all started with the explosion. It wasn’t the first time Grey had heard the tell-tale bang… whoosh …
      



      News
      

      2021 Award Eligibility
      

      Happy New Year! Nebula, and Sir Julius Vogel Awards are open for nominations for prose, Rhysling nominations are open for poetry and Hugo nominations will open soon.
      




      My short story “A Thorn in Your Memory” is eligible for prose.
      




      My poem “the chrononaut”?is eligible for poetry.
      

      The Qubit Zirconium is Out Today!
      

      The Qubit Zirconium is out today in US paperback and ebook everywhere! 
      




      Alien detectives stumble across a mystery that could tear apart their patchwork planet, the Crucible, in this riotous science fantasy novel from the smash hit game, KeyForge.
      




      Wibble & Pplimz, the Crucible’s most unusual private investigators, must set off from their office in Hub City to clear the name of a former client. Along the way, their investigation broadens from a simple accusation of theft to include a missing person, a potential murder, and a highly unusual gem. Four interlinking incidents take them across the Crucible, as they attempt to solve the se. But there’s something more sinister lurking underneath: evidence of a secret society that aims to discover the power of the Architects, and forever change the nature of the Crucible itself.
      




      


      




      

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