The Amalgam spans the entire galaxy, and is composed of innumerable beings from a variety of races, some human or near it, some entirely other. The one place that they cannot go is the bulge, the bright, hot center of the galaxy. There dwell the Aloof, who for millions of years have deflected any and all attempts to communicate with or visit them.

From the electronic frontier to the wilder shores of hard physics, Greg Egan's new collection is powerful, shocking and unmissable!

From the electronic frontier to the wilder shores of hard physics, Greg Egan's new collection is powerful, shocking and unmissable!

A dramatic insight into the future of Man in the 30th century and beyond- from one of the genres great ideas men The Times.

The master of hard SF returns with a riveting tale of hope and discovery

The story of a man with a vision - immortality : for those who can afford it is found in cyberspace. Permutation city is the tale of a man with a vision - how to create immortality - and how that vision becomes something way beyond his control. Encompassing the lives and struggles of an artificial life junkie desperate to save her dying mother, a billionaire banker scarred by a terrible crime, ...

THE HUNDRED LIGHT YEAR DIARY - Scientists can bounce messages from the future backto the present, but there's no guarantee they'll tell the truth ...LEARNING TO BE ME-Crystalline minds may take the place of human brains, but where does the self really lie? CLOSER - Lovers exchange bodies and minds,but their experiments go just that little bit too far, proving that you can have too much of a good .

A modern masterpiece from 'One of the genre's great ideas men (THE TIMES) nelwy packaged for a new audience

'One of the genre's great ideas men' Times

Egan's best novel to date. Sold out in trade editions.

A stunning collection of ground-breaking sf stories from a master of the genre

The master of hard SF returns with a riveting tale of hope and discovery

'One of the genre's great ideas men' Times

The master of hard SF returns with a riveting tale of hope and discovery

In 2012, journalist Martin Seymour travels to Iran to cover the parliamentary elections. With most would-be candidates disqualified, this turns out to be the expected non-event. Nasim Golestani, a Iranian scientist living in exile in the United States, is hoping to work on the Human Connectome Project.