Kristopher
Michael
Kristopher Michael writes dark, dystopian science fiction about surveillance, neural control, artificial intelligence, and the questionable wisdom of connecting human beings to any of it.
His stories live in rain-soaked cities filled with failing machinery, hidden systems, corporate good intentions, and things buried deep underground that really should have stayed there.
Think Neuromancer wired into Blade Runner, run through DOOM, Deus Ex, and Dead Space, then played loud enough to annoy the neighbors.
He is the author of The Veil Protocol Trilogy and the Weeping Willow series.
The future is coming.
This will almost certainly be fine.
photo by donnie v.
Selected Works
Two worlds. One question.
Series
The Veil Protocol Trilogy
Kael wakes in a surgical chair with no memory, a ninth-generation neural implant, and a city of 48 million people built on a lie. Beneath the surveillance grid, something vast has been waiting. A trilogy about consciousness, control, and the cost of seeing clearly.
In Ghosts in the Grid, the thing behind the Veil stops waiting. What Kael opened cannot be closed, and the network has started to build itself a body. The grid is building.
Series
Weeping Willow
People are changing. Subtle at first. A hesitation. A missing reaction. A version of someone that feels almost right. Iris Vale knows something is wrong. Three books about what moves through a city when no one can name what they’re losing.
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