<p><strong>Miles Carnegie</strong> writes about the near future.</p><p>The one taking shape while we're <em>not</em> paying attention.</p><p>Technology that stops <em>obeying</em>. Machines that make <em>demands</em>. Bodies that become <em>negotiable</em>.</p><p>His stories live in the space between here and there. Close enough to recognize every step. Far enough that we tell ourselves it won't happen.</p><p>At the center: people trying to stay human while everything around them shifts. People who love, who break, who make terrible choices for understandable reasons.</p><p>The fiction equivalent of a train wreck. You know where it's going, but can't look away.</p><p>If that sounds like your kind of unease, you're in the right place.</p>
