Discusses the history and uses of robots and how they are programmed to work in dangerous places.
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Graham Storrs was raised in the city of Hull in Yorkshire, England. He studied psychology there and at the University of Surrey in Guildford before embarking on a career in artificial intelligence and human-computer interaction research. Later in life, he specialised in software design and his career took him from the UK to Switzerland and, eventually, Australia, where he now lives in a rural idyll with his wife Christine and an Airedale terrier called Bertie.
Graham has always been a writer and published a large number of non-fiction pieces (including three children's science books) before focusing his energies on fiction. 2008 was a breakthrough year for him when he had his first science fiction short story accepted for publication. Since then he has sold many more stories and his debut novel - a sci-fi thriller called TimeSplash - was published in 2010.
Graham continues to write "hard" science fiction and is an avid reader of the genre. He devotes most of his time to writing now. He is an active blogger and Twitter enthusiast (where he goes by the tag @graywave - why not drop him a line?) He is also a reviewer for the New York Journal of Books.
Graham has always been a writer and published a large number of non-fiction pieces (including three children's science books) before focusing his energies on fiction. 2008 was a breakthrough year for him when he had his first science fiction short story accepted for publication. Since then he has sold many more stories and his debut novel - a sci-fi thriller called TimeSplash - was published in 2010.
Graham continues to write "hard" science fiction and is an avid reader of the genre. He devotes most of his time to writing now. He is an active blogger and Twitter enthusiast (where he goes by the tag @graywave - why not drop him a line?) He is also a reviewer for the New York Journal of Books.
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