Books by D Kershaw

In a world where biology and technology mix, anything is possible. Biopunk-a hybrid of biotechnology or biology and punk-is a subgenre of science fiction much like cyberpunk but focussing on the implications of biotechnology and synthetic biology. From bio-hackers to biotech mega-corporations, to manipulation of human DNA by governmental despots, we examine the darker side of genetic engineering. The Collective by Chris HewittSwitch/Kill by David GreenThe Arcade by E.L GilesDreamcations by J.W. GarrettRiot Extinction by Jonathan InbodyCybermatrix Experiment 88 by Lynne PhillipsRetrograde by Paul WarmerdamThe Pain of Release by Peter J. FooteSkin Trade by Shawn M. KlimekRaw Materials by Tim MendeesOstinato by V.A. Vazquez

Interpretation by Andra DillLeft Hanging by Beth W. PattersonFast Food by Chris BannorThe Weathermaster by Christopher T. DabrowskiDeath Becomes Her by Cindar HarrellIsolation by D.M. BurdettFlock by David GreenSomething Wicked Lives in the Woods by E.L. GilesOpen Windows by Frederick PangbourneDone Just Right by Gabriella BalcomAn Unknown Fact by Galina TrefilA Recovered Letter by Horatio MarissaThe Watcher by Jacqueline Moran MeyerEyes for You by K.B. ElijahThe Seed by McKenzie RichardsonRain by Sarah Jane JusticeSissy Fuss by Shawn M. Klimek Bus Trip by Stephen HerczegThe Face in the Fabric by Tim MendeesGrave Concerns by Zoey Xolton