Stories about the machines we're building, and the people caught in them.

Matt Cox writes near-future technothrillers about artificial intelligence and the infrastructure it runs on. His series, The INTEGRATION Saga, is planned as nine books in three nested trilogies.

I've been building things out of other people's spare parts since 1992. Back then I built high-end photo and video editing workstations out of SCSI drives and server parts. Business was great, right up until Apple decided to sell the same thing in a nicer box. It turns out it's hard to out-compete a company with its own fruit.

So I went to the shop floor: machinist, tool and die maker, programmer. Then I spent 25 years in enterprise IT.

These days I write at night and teach old hardware new tricks on Quant Poor.

My mother, Anne M. Cox, was a writer too. Her novel Merre is published now in her memory.