Chris Beckett Books in Order
Chris Beckett is a series of 12 books written by Chris Beckett.
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Chris Beckett books in publication order
12 books
The Holy Machine
by Chris Beckett
2003
George Simling falls in love with a robot in a city that treats machine consciousness as a defect. Fleeing with Lucy into lands ruled by religious fundamentalism, he must protect her identity while questioning the certainties of both societies.
The Turing Test
by Chris Beckett
2008
Fourteen speculative stories explore identity, artificial intelligence and the unstable boundaries of reality. Characters navigating unfamiliar worlds confront isolation, love and questions about their own humanity, revealing how technological possibilities unsettle ordinary desires and assumptions.
Marcher
by Chris Beckett
2009
Immigration officer Charles Bowen deals with people arriving from parallel universes, carrying a drug that weakens the boundaries between realities. An investigation at a social inclusion zone unsettles his place in the world and the system he has long defended.
Dark Eden
by Chris Beckett
2012
On a sunless planet, a small human community survives beneath glowing trees while waiting for travelers from Earth to return. Young John Redlantern challenges its inherited rules and ventures into the darkness, risking the unity of the only family he knows.
The Peacock Cloak
by Chris Beckett
2013
Twelve stories explore unfamiliar societies, fragile identities and the consequences of human choices. In the title story, a creator’s virtual world develops a life of its own, drawing him into conflicts raised by his creations’ growing independence.
Mother of Eden
by Chris Beckett
2015
Generations after humanity spreads across Eden, two rival kingdoms claim descent from the same founding mother. Starlight Brooking sees opportunity in a powerful stranger, only to find herself drawn into a symbolic role that could alter her world's future.
Daughter of Eden
by Chris Beckett
2016
War breaks out between Eden's divided populations, forcing Angie Redlantern and her family to flee across the Snowy Dark. Their journey toward the place where their ancestors first landed leads toward an event that may transform their understanding of the past.
America City
by Chris Beckett
2017
Climate disasters drive Americans northward, threatening to split the country along new internal borders. Publicist Holly Peacock joins a charismatic senator's presidential campaign, using stories and political persuasion to promote a unifying plan whose consequences may be equally destructive.
Spring Tide
by Chris Beckett
2018
First love, an unexpected labyrinth beneath a house and an angel alone at the universe's end feature in this varied story collection. Beckett moves between ordinary experiences and speculative situations to examine the ways people understand their lives.
Beneath the World, a Sea
by Chris Beckett
2019
British police officer Ben Ronson travels to a remote South American delta to investigate killings of strange humanoid creatures. Their ability to expose hidden thoughts draws him closer, but fascination with them begins to unravel his own sense of self.
Two Tribes
by Chris Beckett
2020
In a climate-damaged twenty-third century, historian Zoe reconstructs a relationship from two diaries written after Brexit. Harry and Michelle stand on opposite sides of a divided Britain, and their connection illuminates the tensions that shaped her own world.
Tomorrow
by Chris Beckett
2021
A would-be novelist withdraws to a riverside cabin hoping to capture life in fiction. His struggle to write is disrupted by violence from the outside world, opening a restless examination of storytelling, meaning and humanity's precarious place in time.
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