Nano-Plasm

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I wrote a book over the last seven years (from mid 2001 until late 2008).

It's called "Nano-Plasm."

It's a techno-thriller about nanotechnology.

Contents 1 Reviews 2 How to buy it 3 Get it for free 4 If you like it!

Reviews

Read the full reviews at Amazon.com.

"I really enjoyed this book. It describes a world on the brink of discovering the potential of nano-technology. As such it feels like the spiritual predecessor to Neal Stephenson's "The Diamond Age". If you enjoyed "The Diamond Age" you will very likely enjoy this book." - "Logopai"

"Between the cool nano-tech, an enjoyably over the top villain, and a special ops insurance agent Nano-plasm is a good time not to be missed." - Habib Lowe

"Stephen Clarke-Willson offers a compelling glimpse into the world of advanced nano-technology. It's fun to imagine the future potential of these little machines, and he provides a number of interesting examples of how they could be used - and, of course, how they could be misused. A cool protagonist (an insurance claims adjuster, of all things) and a smart plot make this a highly entertaining read. Fans of science fiction and adventure should definitely check this out." - Jim Boer

"I had trouble putting this book down. It's a cinematic tour-de-force based around a technology that hasn't been milked to death in either movies OR books. I give Nano-plasm two thumbs up/five stars/90%." - Jack Brummet

"...i hadn't planned on it but wound up reading it all in one sitting. there's plenty of cool tech and ideas here to keep your interest so if you enjoy science fiction, check it out!" -- Jim Scott

Read full reviews at LuLu.com (scroll down to see).

"a Visionary look at the 'all to real' future of technology, it presents unique concepts bringing to light the power of nanites, running through the ancient veins of the human condition, bringing the real and surreal together." - Will Moller

How to buy it

• You can buy it for Kindle;
• Or you can buy a hard copy paperback from LuLu.com.

Both the hard copy and the Kindle generate income for me (about $3.00), and honestly, they are the easiest way to read it. But you can check it out (or read the whole thing) on your computer in PDF format. Read as much of the story as you like.

Get it for free

I'm giving it away for free. Why? Because it's the only way I can think of promoting it without spending any money.

Some people suggested I should post some number of chapters and then let people buy the rest if they want. Personally, I don't know that I would want to invest the time to read the first few chapters if I didn't know I could continue to the end without feeling extorted, so I thought the best approach is to let you decide how much to read.

Here's the free version in PDF format. Go ahead - give it a shot!

If you like it!

It's helpful to me if you recommend the book to someone that you ask them to download it here, rather than just give it to them, so I can get some idea of the number of downloads.

If you've read the PDF and enjoyed it you might consider sending me $3.50 with the handy button below:

Happy reading! Oh, and if you like the book enough, be sure to post a review at the Kindle page. Thanks!