Daniel Suarez
Daniel Suarez
b. 1964-12-21 · From United States- Books
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Daniel Suarez is an American science fiction and techno-thriller novelist, born in 1964 in Somerville, New Jersey. A systems consultant by trade, he self-published his debut Daemon in 2006 under his own Verdugo Press, using the pen name Leinad Zeraus, before Dutton reissued it in 2009. Its sequel Freedom (2010) completed the Daemon duology. His later novels include Kill Decision (2012), Influx (2014), Change Agent (2017), Delta-v (2019) and Critical Mass (2023). Influx and Critical Mass each won the Prometheus Award.
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Daniel Suarez is widely recognized for his techno-thrillers that explore the societal implications of advanced technology, often featuring themes of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, and global surveillance. His debut novel, Daemon, brought him significant attention for its prescient depiction of a world controlled by a distributed autonomous agent.
Daniel Suarez has also published under the pseudonym Leinad Zeraus, which is his first name spelled backward. This pen name was used for his initial works.
The Daemon series by Daniel Suarez should be read in publication order: Daemon followed by Freedom. These two books form a complete narrative arc.
The rights to Daniel Suarez's novel Daemon were acquired for a potential film adaptation, though specific production details or release dates have not been widely announced.