Anne Currie is a technologist living in London and the CEO of training and consultancy firm Strategically Green, author of the science fiction Panopticon series and an intermittently-exhibiting artist.
She is a regular writer and commenter for tech magazines, a frequent speaker and podcaster on new technology, and devised & delivered the first Tech Ethics course for a major UK university.
She is co-author of O'Reilly's new book on sustainability in tech: Building Green Software.
Anne is always happy to chat on LinkedIn
The Panopticon Series: Page-turning tech-thrillers that challenge everything you think you know about the future
Written by a veteran tech insider, the Panopticon series is action-packed alternative history science fiction about climate change, AI, surveillance, deep fakes, social media influence, the individual vs the state, and everything else that's going to disrupt humanity in the next two decades. Many of the predictions have already happened.
If you want to know what could happen next and want a book you can't put down, try the Panopticon series
5*: "thought provoking and intelligently written sci-fi that I couldn’t put down"
5*: "Highly recommended"
5*: "Part thoughtful & reflective science fiction, part entertaining rollercoaster romp reminiscent of the best of Harry Harrison's Stainless Steel Rat, this is turning into a most excellent series"
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What's Done Cannot be Undone
Siblings Lee and Nemo Sands and a revolutionary exodenizen, ExRay, are living on board ‘The Count of Monte Cristo’, a nuclear powered icebreaker in the North Sea. Their robot version of Panopticon agent Ray Creek is based on the detailed diaries the man had kept since childhood. Lee remains in disguise and, to get Nemo back, has joined the technocult of the Graeae.
When ExRay escapes and murders a beloved Panopticon figure, Lee and Nemo are forced to follow him to the melting wastes of the Arctic to stop him from killing again.
What Moves The Pieces?
In the middle of his 99th birthday party, Lee and Nemo Sands' old nemesis, the charismatic and sinister CEO of Chosen Enterprises, disappears into thin air. Has Balthazar Dazzle been murdered?
In search of the truth, the pair visit the post-apocalyptic Australia and find a wanted geoengineering criminal. Professor Zhao is widely believed to have been behind a secret project that killed a hundred million people during the Hot Summer but saved the world.
Were Dazzle and his team involved in Project Ragnarok? Did it happen at all?