Robert Kull

Robert Kull, bestselling author of The Dataminer, began his research into computer culture when his grandfather introduced him to the Tandy Portable Computer. After acquiring his own Timex Sinclair 1000 as a Christmas gift and becoming the only third-grader certified by his elementary school to operate the Apple IIe, Robert Kull entered the new digital era. Robert Kull fused his informal IT training with his education in sociology, psychology, and political science, to create The Dataminer, his first work of fiction.

"Society has completely accepted Google and other internet providers and invited them into their offices, homes, and bedrooms," reflects Robert Kull. "These companies go where no one has gone before. In The Dataminer, I wanted to demonstrate what could happen when honest people leak their private information online. It can be dangerous today, and almost certainly will be even more so in the future."