Delta-v

Praise

*A Prometheus Award Best Novel Nominee*

“Daniel Suarez’s hugely impressive Delta-v fuses the real world with sci-fi, giving the space genre a new boost and new hope.”
—Tom Shippey, The Wall Street Journal

“Daniel Suarez has slowly gotten quite a reputation as a master of high-tech, sci-fi thrillers. Not only is Delta-v no exception, it very well may be his finest work to date… Throughout his career, Suarez has found consistent comparison to the late, great Michael Crichton. I can assuredly support that he is in a very small group of current writers who can carry that weighty mantle forward.”
—BookReporter

“A gripping and realistic near-future thriller.”
—Booklist

“High finance and asteroid mining on the High Frontier—terrific!”
—Greg Bear, New York Times bestselling author

“Thoroughly researched and brilliantly written, Daniel Suarez integrates the technology, intrigue, chaos and the human drama of the next ‘giant leap’ with rare scientific and operational literacy. Haunting, bold and inspirational, this deep space tale resonates on every level. For me, a twenty-two year NASA veteran in direct mission support, Delta-v captures the very essence of exploration.”
—James Logan, MD, former NASA Chief of Flight Medicine


More Praise for Daniel Suarez and His Novels

“Biopunk has been waiting for its William Gibson, to bring a whole new vision of the future as Mr. Gibson did for cyberpunk, and Daniel Suarez has done it. . . . Exhilarating, alarming—Daniel Suarez plays the two great thrills of sci-fi against each other, and not just for fun. He thinks this is coming, and he means it. Read it and wonder.”
—The Wall Street Journal on Change Agent

“Terrifyingly plausible.”
—Time on Change Agent

“The depth and sophistication of Suarez’s dystopian world—not to mention his facility at making complex science intelligible to the nonexpert—rivals anything Michael Crichton ever did.”
—Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Change Agent

“The action scenes are plenty lively, [but] the best thing about the book is its depiction of a troublesome future in which people can change physical identities the way they change clothes. . . . A natural at making future shocks seem perfectly believable, Suarez delivers his most entertaining high-tech thriller yet.”
—Kirkus Reviews on Change Agent

“The ultimate form of identity theft is just a genetic edit away in Suarez’s newest fast-paced, speculative thriller. . . . Offer this to Michael Crichton and science-fiction-suspense fans.”
—Booklist on Change Agent

“[Daniel Suarez] is the best author of tech fiction since Bruce Sterling and Neal Stephenson.”
—John Robb, futurist and author of Brave New War

“Suarez is the Jules Verne of the digital age.”
–Frank  Schirrmacher, Author & Publisher of the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ)

“[A] riveting debut.”
—Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Daemon

“This concluding volume crackles with electrifying action scenes and bristles with intriguing ideas about a frightening, near-future world. . . . The two books combined form the cyberthriller against which all others will be measured.”
—Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Freedom (TM)

“A terrifyingly real scenario.”
—The Washington Post on Kill Decision

“Enthralling, convincing.”
—Time on Influx

“So frightening, even the government has taken note.”
—Entertainment Weekly on Daemon

“Does for surfing the web what Jaws did for swimming in the ocean . . . both entertaining and credible.”
—Chicago Sun-Times on Influx

“Ambitious . . . I came away from this novel with a . . . new fear of computer capability.”
—New York Times bestselling author Robin Cook on Influx

“Greatest. Techno-thriller. Period.” – William O’Brien, former White
House director of Cybersecurity on Daemon

“The characters are vivid, the pacing is perfect, the villain is
capital-E evil, and the author’s near-future world is so well developed
that you completely buy his wildest speculations. A magnificent tour de
force.”—Booklist on Influx

“Suarez once again mixes science and fiction perfectly.“—Publishers
Weekly on Influx