Although it leaves the door open, not just for further Polity books, but also for further Cormac ones – and I’m sure . Line War is the final book in the Agent Cormac series by the English author Neal Asher. His output is hard to quantify I find, given the number of short stories, novellas, collections, chapbooks etc on the market – never mind the . Neal Asher is an English writer of action-based Space Opera. He has been nominated for the Philip K Dick and the British Fantasy . Neal Asher is a British SF writer with a long list of predominantly Space Opera Novels (and Novellas, and Short stories, and…) to his name. More Neal Asher Title: Dark Intelligence Author: Nea . And now to wait for the next one in the series. recommend reading The Technician for everyone before hitting that one, for the reason above. Neal Asher is a British writer of large-scale high-octane Space Opera - if you are looking for horrific alien biology or simply a bigger kaboom then you cannot go much wrong with his stories. He has been publishing SF Novels since 2001 .

Neal Asher is a British author, splitting his time between his places in Essex and Crete (I guess we’ll have to see what Brexit does about such arrangements!). Splitting his time between the UK and Crete, and being back in the groove of writing regularly after a bit of a gap triggered by personal issues, Neal Asher is best known for his larger-than-life Space . Neal Asher is an English author I've been reading for ages – and whilst his output varies both in approach, quality, and in enjoyability (now there's a relative and personal scale) I have overall rather . Neal Asher is a British SF writer who divides his time between Essex and Crete, and who meanwhile has 21 novels (18 of which are set in his Polity universe, where The Human also belongs) and 8 collections .

Line War by Neal Asher