Denial

(Singularity's Children)

The story follows three characters navigating a dystopian future. Keith struggles with corporate morality, Niato gets recruited into eco-terrorism by a radicalized dolphin, and Stella survives on a nomadic floating tuna farm.

The narrative explores themes of technology, corporate power, and hope for a post-human future through settings including soulless algorithms, psychotic corporations, and floating ghettos.

Frequently funny, often irreverent, and occasionally indecentβ€”praised by readers as comparable to William Gibson and Neal Stephenson for its near future plotlines and thoughtful storytelling.