The Binary Butterfly

A novel from Richard Peall

Set agaisnt the backdrop of a fictional Akureyri City, the story follows four happenstance comrades faced with a dire situation, left with only bad choices to make.

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Cover of The Binary Butterfly by Richard Peall

About the book

A cyberpunk thriller by a new and first time author, the story explores humanity in a world dominated by coportate interest and ever increasing technological advancements.

Originally a role-playing game among frineds, this is the narrative retalling of their adventure. The choices are choices made by the players involved and the setting is bespoke to the story.

For readers of Philip K. Dick's Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? and William Gibson's Neuromancer. Inspired by Mike Pondsmith's Cyberpunk 2020.

Format
Paperback, 332 pages
Price
£12.99
ISBN
978-1-917956-20-8
Publisher
Enigma Press
Ebook
Coming soon

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Join the crew on their first job.

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Where to buy

Any bookshop can order it with the ISBN 978-1-917956-20-8.

Richard Peall

Richard Peall

Richard Peall, a lifelong sci-fi and fantasy enthusiast, writes and designs games from Lincolnshire. After a career spent mostly in business intelligence, he took early retirement to make things of his own.

He publishes tabletop and video games as Afour games. The Binary Butterfly is his debut novel. It began life at the gaming table as a long-running cyberpunk campaign and refused to stay there.

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