richard morgan

Black Man by Richard Morgan (called Thirteen in the US) is set about 100 years in the future. The USA has split into different countries, and a corrupt-but-stable democracy is now locked in a cold war with a racist theocracy. Robots are no longer militarily viable, and a transatlantic programme...

Bradbury City, Mars. Hak Veil used to pilot ships through the blackness between worlds, acting as a highly-trained combat operative. After a few things went wrong, he's wound up abandoned on the Red Planet, trying to find a way of getting back to Earth. His unique abilities allow him to find...

Since Netflix is filming ALTERED CARBON by Richard K. Morgan now (with Joel Kinnamon as Takeshi Kovacs), I've started reading it and am finding it pretty engaging. Anyone else liking this series and Cyberpunk in general?

Woken Furies Richard K. Morgan Del Rey, Oct 2005, $24.95 ISBN: 0345479718 In the distant future, Takeshi Kovacs heads home to repressive Harlan’s World to eerily confront himself when he was an Envoy working for the UN as a super soldier to keep people on the remote planets in check. Since he...

Thirteen Richard K. Morgan Del Rey, Jul 2007, $24.95 ISBN: 0345485254 In the future, genetic reengineering has enabled the government to use the tools to develop a series of human subclasses who only “live” to perform specific dangerous tasks. The norms are fascinated in a macabre way with...

The Steel Remains Richard K. Morgan Del Rey, Jan 2009, $26.00 ISBN: 9780345493033 Ringil Eskiath, the hero of Gallows Gap, found fame brought notoriety due to his sexual preference, which led to exile from his ashamed aristocratic family as his saving humans from the Scaled Folk is superseded...

The Cold Commands Richard K. Morgan Del Rey, Oct 11 2011, $26.00 ISBN: 9780345493064 Warrior Ringil “Gil” Eskiath is an outcast exiled even by his family due to his sexual preference. Recently he has drawn the ire of slave traders as he has raided and freed their merchandise. However, he needs...

5th November 2009 04:01 AM David Allen As the author of Altered Carbon, it should come as no surprise that Richard Morgan is in demand but this time it is not the publishers, it is Electronic Arts otherwise known as EA that want to harness his talents. According to the writer who announced...

19th August 2011 05:52 PM Kerry Butters With The Steel Remains, award-winning science fiction writer Richard K. Morgan turned his talents to sword and sorcery. The result: a genre-busting masterwork hailed as a milestone in contemporary epic fantasy. Now Morgan continues the riveting saga of...

I was in Waterstone's in The Strand the other day and noticed that there are few of RM's books on the shelves...which got me wondering whether he's lost his way somewhat, and that's reflected in the number of books available? I think he really faltered with the The Cold Commands. I read it once...

Just a quick post to say that I met Richard Morgan at the weekend. He was guest of honour at Imperial College's convension, Picocon. If you missed it, na-na na-na na. Actually, it felt bizarre. Richard did a reading, then a Q/A session in a lecture theatre, then signings. He started...

I've said before, I've always loved sci-fi more than fantasy, but generally I find it easy to find fantasy I like. I'm reading Richard Morgan's Black Man now. Thanks to those who suggested I give Morgan another try, after hating Broken Angels. I can't praise Black Man enough. It's...

Hi there: A couple of years ago I read and absolutely loved Altered Carbon. I rushed out and bought all the Kovacs novels, and also Black Man. And then I read Broken Angels. I hated it. Nothing much seemed to happen until the end. It was depressing. I don't mind dark characters if they...

Richard Morgan is one of a current wave of British hard SF authors ("hard" in this sense meaning set in distant space-travelling futures with lots of advanced technology), some others being Alastair Reynolds, John Meaney, Neal Asher and (although a lot quirkier) Iain M Banks. Having said that...

Sorry if I have put this in the wrong place. I didn't know where it would belong. I'm looking for essays/academic articles/analysis of Richard Morgan's work, primarily the Takeshi Kovacs trilogy (Altered Carbon, Broken Angels and Woken Furies) and Black Man. If anyone has come across...

A year ago, the famous swordsman Ringil Eskiath, hero of Gallow's Gap, prevented the return of the Dwenda, the ancient rulers of mankind, to the Earth. Ringil and his wartime allies, Egar the barbarian warrior and the half-Kiriath agent Archeth, stand vigilant against any future incursions by...

Hi, I've been a bit of a lurker but decided to register to ask what people feel about Morgan's foray into genre fantasy. Please no spoilers, as I'm 2/3 through it (ok, you can spoil in a day or two :confused:) I really enjoyed the Kovacs trilogy and Market Forces. I found Black Man a bit...

Steel Remains, was one of my favourite reads this year. full of violence, sex, drugs, slavery etc, but it wasn't long enough. I got two thirds of the way through and thought it must be the first in a series but of course it wasn't. The ending for me was rushed, could easily have included another...

Just found this-it sounds more interestig than I first thought (I'd initially wrote it off as just another cyber punk novel) Walker of Worlds: SFAM | Guest Review | Altered Carbon by Richard Morgan (Gollancz)

Just happened on a copy of 13 (Black Man in UK). Anyone read or have opinion about Morgan's work?... written a bunch of novels in the SF genre it appears. Altered Carbon the first....