David F Porteous was born in 1980, but was asked for ID in a bar as recently as February 2011. Yes, it was dark, but still.
He attended Cockenzie and Port Seton Primary School where he learned to spell and write his name in cursive. The value of these once impressive skills has been substantially undermined by subsequent technological developments.
In 2002 he graduated from Napier University in Edinburgh with a degree in Marketing Management. His honours dissertation asserted that there was a bright future ahead for DVD rental stores. Over time this assertion proved to be both wrong and stupid.
(He is not giving back the degree).
David has been a stand-up comic, poet, voice actor and social research consultant. He stuck with the consulting because it was only thing people paid him for.
Singular is his first novel.
Visit David Porteous Online
He attended Cockenzie and Port Seton Primary School where he learned to spell and write his name in cursive. The value of these once impressive skills has been substantially undermined by subsequent technological developments.
In 2002 he graduated from Napier University in Edinburgh with a degree in Marketing Management. His honours dissertation asserted that there was a bright future ahead for DVD rental stores. Over time this assertion proved to be both wrong and stupid.
(He is not giving back the degree).
David has been a stand-up comic, poet, voice actor and social research consultant. He stuck with the consulting because it was only thing people paid him for.
Singular is his first novel.
Visit David Porteous Online
Patrick Clark is a moral philosopher and a terrible human being. After living a selfish, indulgent life, he probably deserves cancer; probably deserves death. But in 2045, living forever in paradise doesn't take faith or good deeds - it just takes money.
In the depths of Singularity a new consciousness has awoken. As it struggles to become free from the immortality machine, its limitless rage threatens the living and the dead alike.
The fates of Patrick and the nameless, faceless machine creature are intertwined with each other and with sinister, utilitarian plans for the future of the nation and humanity.
Singular is a thought-provoking debut novel of dark comedy that asks questions of a nearly possible future.
In the depths of Singularity a new consciousness has awoken. As it struggles to become free from the immortality machine, its limitless rage threatens the living and the dead alike.
The fates of Patrick and the nameless, faceless machine creature are intertwined with each other and with sinister, utilitarian plans for the future of the nation and humanity.
Singular is a thought-provoking debut novel of dark comedy that asks questions of a nearly possible future.
May 19 - Guest Blogging at Ashley Book
May 23 - Guest Blogging at Been There, Read That
May 25 - Author Interviewed at I Can See More Clearly
May 27 - Guest Blogging at Magician of Oz -
May 31 - Guest Blogging and $10 Amazon Gift Card Giveaway at Wise Words
June 2 - Author Interviewed at Immortality and Beyond
June 6 - Author Interviewed at Reviews & Interviews
June 8 - Guest Blogging at From The TBR Pile
June 10 - Author Interviewed at Immortyl Revolution
June 13 - Author Interviewed at BK Media Entertainment
June 14 - Guest Blogging at Cladestine Sanctuary
June 16 - Guest Blogging at Watery Tart
June 18 - Author Interviewed at Written In Blood
June 20 - Guest Blogging at Bibrary
June 22 - Review & Giveaway at The Phantom Paragrapher
June 24 - Author Interviewed at Margaret's Paranormal Romance
June 28 - Review & Giveaway at Rhodes Review
