Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo Award-winning author of The Downloaded; Far Seer; Illegal Alien; Hominoids; Red Planet Blues; Quantum Night:

“Shatter Dark is inventive, fresh, and clever, and Canadian Science Fiction and Fantasy Hall of Fame member R. Graeme Cameron has a wise and witty narrative voice. Bravo!”

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Colleen Anderson, Rhysling Award and SFPA poetry contest winner:

“Graeme Cameron’s Shatter Dark is a delightful romp of nonstop action through a future plagued with infertility and absent blue skies. When the techgrid collapses, society—now hopelessly dependent on it—spirals into misconceptions and stone age chaos. Rudwulf the Smiter, clearly the world’s most successful opportunist, is swept up in a cascade of disasters, along with his allies: Myriad, and Buddy-Bod, an invisible AI Mate armed with knowledge and snark. As oligarchs and dictators attempt to revive lost civilizations in their bid for control, Rudwulf manages to stay one step ahead. Satire or prediction? Shatter Dark is wildly entertaining—I can’t wait to read the sequel.”

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Arlene F. Marks, author of The Genius Asylum, The Stragori Deception; The Earthborn:

“Shatter Dark completely captivated me. Love the writing style.”

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Sally McBride, author of Untethered; The Nightingale’s Tooth; The Fragrance of Orchids:

“I admire the level of detail, the snappy banter, and the references to a near-future technoscape in Shatter Dark. A fun combo of noir and sci-fi.”

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Lorina Stephens of Five Rivers Publishing, author of And the Angels Sang; Caliban; Dreams of the Moon; From Mountains of Ice; The Rose Guardian; Shadow Song:

“Shatter Dark is interesting. Fascinating concepts. Well done.”

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