Déjà Vu - A Podcast Technothriller by Ian Hocking

Listen to Ian Hocking's freely downloadable debut novel, Déjà Vu, an acclaimed technothriller with a science fiction edge. First published by the UKA Press (http://www.ukapress.com) in January 2005.

Saturday, December 17, 2005

Chapter 10

Chapter 10 of Déjà Vu

(28 mins, 6.6 meg).

** Update: The next episode will air on 8th January. I have some technical problems with my equipment: sore throat. Happy New Year!

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: Name:Ian Hocking; Location:Exeter, Devon, United Kingdom

Photo copyright (c) Mimika Cooney 2004.

I'm a 29-year-old British writer who recently published his first book to critical acclaim. Which was nice. As well as being a writer, I'm an Associate Lecturer in psychological research methods at the Open University, and I'm Psychology Section Editor for the UK's Social Science Information Gateway (SOSIG). Say howdy via ian_hocking (at) uk2.net, particularly if you’re a literary agent.

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'Shows quiet skill. ...Larger publishers take note.' The Guardian || 'Very cool and stylish.' Forbidden Planet || 'Great pace and strong characterisation.' Scott Pack, Waterstone's || 'Gripping, fascinating, and powerful.' Ian Watson || 'Thoroughly recommended.' SciFi.uk.com || 'A solid technothriller.' SFX || 'Assured use of cutting-edge science fiction ideas.' Ken MacLeod || 'Breaks new ground. ...An enviable debut.' Stepher Gallagher || 'A mind-blowing experience.' POD-by-Mouth || 'Inventive and witty.' Andy Sawyer, The Alien Online || 'Intriguing, clever and fresh.' Debra Hamel, book-blog.com || 'Sound scientific extrapolation and mature confidence.' Stan Nicholls || 'Consistently interesting...crisp and professional.' Grumpy Old Bookman || 'Science fiction in the tradition of such fine exponents as Baxter and Clarke.' Steve Mazey, The Eternal Night || 'Adventurous and very impressive.' Exeposé || 'Clever and satisfying.' Tregolwyn Book Reviews

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My writing encompasses genre and non-genre fiction from the future to the present day, and sometimes the past. I'm interested in the impact of determinism and technology on individuals and society. And ice-cream.
As well as being a writer, I work as an Associate Lecturer at the Open University, and I'm Psychology Section Editor for the UK's Social Science Information Gateway (SOSIG).

'Under the Limes', read by David Goodwin. Text available on the Laura Hird writers' showcase.
'Mardi Gras', read by the author. Published in Citizen32.

Déjà Vu - A Podcast Technothriller by Ian Hocking

Saturday, December 17, 2005

Chapter 10

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