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John Meaney


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aka Thomas Blackthorne

John Meaney's first novel, TO HOLD INFINITY, was one of the DAILY TELEGRAPH'S 'Books of the Year'. It was also nominated for the BSFA Award, as was his second novel, Paradox. John Meaney has a degree is physics and computer science and is a black belt in shotokan karate. His addictions include weightlifting, running, languages and science, all genres of fiction, cats, coffee and chocolate.
 


Genres: Science Fiction, Urban Fantasy
 
Series
Nulapeiron Sequence
   1. Paradox (2000)
   2. Context (2002)
   3. Resolution (2005)
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Donal Riordan
   1. Bone Song (2007)
   2. Dark Blood (2008)

     aka Black Blood

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Ragnarok trilogy
   1. Absorption (2010)
   2. Transmission (2012)
   3. Resonance (2013)
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Josh Cumberland (as by Thomas Blackthorne)
   1. Edge (2010)
   2. Point (2010)
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Case & Kat
   0.5. Runtime Exception (2024)
   1. Destructor Function (2017)
   2. Strategy Pattern (2019)
   Breakpoint Insertion (2022)
   3. Concurrent Execution (2022)
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Novels
   To Hold Infinity (1998)
   New Jerusalem (2020)
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Collections
   Two For Tristopolis (2019)
   The Whisper Of Disks (2020)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   The Lost Pilot (2020)
   The Filament Solution (2023)
   Threadslinger's Code (2023)
   Jonquil's Ray (2024)
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Books containing stories by John Meaney
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The Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy 2010 (2010)
(Year's Best Science Fiction & Fantasy, book 2)
edited by
Rich Horton

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Award nominations
2008 Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel (nominee) : Bone Song
2004 BSFA Award for Best Short Fiction (nominee) : Entangled Eyes Are Smiling
2000 BSFA Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Paradox
1998 BSFA Award for Best Novel (nominee) : To Hold Infinity
1995 BSFA Award for Best Short Fiction (nominee) : Sharp Tang


John Meaney recommends
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Winter Song (2009)
Colin Harvey
"Harsh, sometimes grotesque, strongly compelling - a classical journey told in a new, uncompromising voice."

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