Nicholas Avedon

Nicholas Avedon writes about the future because he struggles to accept the present. For him, science fiction is not escapism, but a tool to dissect how technology, power structures, and human emotions intertwine silently in our daily lives.

He is the author of the Brin Trilogy, which begins with “11.4 Light dreams ” (2016), a critically acclaimed novel that blends dystopia, identity, and emotional depth. The saga continues with “Black tears of Brin” and concludes with “Children of Brin”, exploring the limits of memory, desire, and selfhood in a world increasingly controlled by information and corporate power.

Avedon is also the author of “A Happy Kingdom”, a stand-alone novel that delves into the rise of corporate states, the ambiguous role of artificial intelligence, and the silent erosion of personal freedoms. His work asks one fundamental question: how much are we willing to give up for the sake of comfort?

With over twenty years of experience in cybersecurity and corporate systems design, Avedon brings a unique authenticity to his fiction. He writes from the inside, crafting stories where code, backdoors, and digital fault lines are not just setting—they’re structure.

Nicholas Avedon doesn’t offer easy answers. He writes to disturb, to provoke thought, and, if he’s done it right, to move something deep inside you. He doesn’t claim to predict the future—only to confront it.