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Ken MacLeod (born August 2, 1954) is a Scottish science fiction writer living near Edinburgh. He is a Glasgow University graduate of Zoology and has written a masters thesis on Biomechanics. His novels are notable for the exploration of socialist, communist and anarchist political themes.

He is a friend of Iain Banks and is thanked for his advice in at least one of the latter's books.

1 Bibliography

1.1 Fall Revolution sequence

The Sky Road represents an 'alternate future' to the other books, as its events diverge sharply from those in the other books after 2059, due to a choice made differently by one of the protagonists.

1.2 Engines of Light trilogy

1.3 Other work

2 Criticism

The SF Foundation have published a book of criticism called The True Knowledge Of Ken MacLeod edited by Andrew M. Butler and Farah Mendlesohn . As well as critical essays it contains material by MacLeod himself, including his introduction to the German edition of Banks' Consider Phlebas.

3 External links

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