Tobias' Books

Crystal Rain Read the first 1/3 free!

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Long ago the old-fathers came to Nanagada through a worms hole in the sky, looking for a new world to call their own. But that was many generations ago, and what was once known has long been lost. Steamboats and gas-filled blimps now traverse the planet, where people once looked up to see great silver cities in the sky. [Mysterious Galaxy - signed]

Ragamuffin Read the first 1/3 free!

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Descended from the islanders of lost Earth, the Ragamuffins are pirates and smugglers, plying the lonely spaceways around a dead wormhole. For years, the Satraps have tolerated the Raga, but no longer. Now they have embarked on a campaign of extermination, determined to wipe out humanity once and for all. [Mysterious Galaxy - signed]

Sly Mongoose Read the first 1/3 free!

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Chilo: a planet with corrosive rain, crushing pressure, and deadly heat. Timas lives in one of the domed cities 100,000 feet above the surface where the temperature and pressure is normal. But to make a living Timas is lowered to the surface in an armored suit to scavenge what he can. [Mysterious Galaxy - signed]

Tides From The New Worlds

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My short story collection gathers most of the stories from various magazines and anthologies together for the first time. Get the limited edition hardcover from [Wyrm Publishing] or the eBook for your Kindle.

Halo: The Cole Protocol

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A novel set in the hit video game universe of Halo: Jacob Keyes joins the bridge crew of a new ship on a dangerous mission behind Covenant lines, where humans continue to survive in the ruins, and even collaborate with members of the Covenant. But time is running out, and Keyes will have to make tough decisions about what it means to follow orders.

About

Tobias Buckell

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Tobias S. Buckell is a Caribbean-born speculative fiction writer who grew up in Grenada, the British Virgin Islands, and the U.S. Virgin Islands. He has published stories in various magazines and anthologies. He is a Clarion graduate, Writers of The Future winner, and Campbell Award for Best New SF Writer Finalist. More >

Latest Blog Posts

An argument for the Apple TV

September 7th 2010 | No Comments

A writer at Mac News World says this:
For reasons I don’t quite understand, my Apple TV can essentially stream a rented movie better than other services I’ve tried on my lowly 3 Mbps home DSL connection. The quality is better, and hiccups or pausing is essentially non-existent.
He has a ROKU box, which I prefer and [...]

Videoblog: Novel Titles

September 7th 2010 | No Comments

In this Videoblog I talk about novel titles for twitter user @jrvogt.

The blog post I’m referencing about the ins and outs of novel titles is here.
Ps: I’m still trying different routes to find the least windy ones, so bear with me as we learn…

A fuse in my brain went pffftt: here, let me show you it

September 7th 2010 | 2 Comments

Someone told me I should watch a movie called Tank Girl. So during the family vacation I found out we had a wifi connection, and after everyone turned in early, I had to retire as well. Typing would be loud and wake up Emily or the twins, so I loaded up a movie with my [...]