R J Dent

@rjdent.bsky.social

Writer http://www.rjdent.com/

Blending science fiction and philosophy, The Future’s Eve by Villiers de l'Isle-Adam is the first literary depiction of artificial life. It is celebrated for its prescient themes and its profound commentary on the meeting of human longing and technological innovation. www.rjdent.com/the-futures-...

Two of my novels published by Incunabula - Deliverance and Revelation. Deliverance: A Victorian shipwreck transforms a mother’s love into a choice between morality and life. Revelation: A married woman discovers that a beautiful gift can become a malevolent curse. incunabulamedia.com/r-j-dent-1

Deliverance. A shipwreck transforms a mother’s love into a fight for survival, forcing an unthinkable choice between morality and life. The novel is a psychological thriller exploring the limits of endurance, maternal instinct, and the horrific costs of staying alive. www.rjdent.com/deliverance/

Very pleased to have my English translation of Alfred Jarry's A Practical Guide to Constructing a Time Machine, and my short story, The Pink Floyd Story Considered as a NASA Space Flight Report, published in Today: Fiction For Tomorrow. Link to book and purchase links here: www.rjdent.com/today/

Cover reveal: My latest novel, Deliverance, is due out in the next two weeks from @incunabulamedia The cover art is Light and Colour (Goethe’s Theory) by William Turner.

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I have three spare illustrated hardback copies (and one illustrated paperback copy) of my English translation of Georges Bataille's The Dead Man & The Solar Anus. DM for book details if interested.

I have a few spare copies of Lautréamont's Apocrypha, a collection of works - Poesies I and II, letters, fragments, and the first draft of Canto 1 of The Songs of Maldoror. Published by Infinity Land press I'm happy to sign copies for anyone interested. DM for details. www.rjdent.com/apocrypha/

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Cover reveal: Due out in the first week of August from Incunabula - my English translation of Sade's challenging and controversial novel, Eugénie de Franval. Eugénie de Franval is a companion volume to Sade's Some Thoughts on the Novel, also published by Incunabula. More details to follow.

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This seems like a good opportunity to mention that T.E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia)'s translation of The Odyssey is still the best available prose translation of Homer's epic tale.

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