Reference

Damien Broderick is a renowned Australian science fiction author, editor, and critic. Here are some of his notable works in the science fiction genre:

1. The Dreaming Dragons (1980)

   • Also known as "The Dreaming"
   • This novel explores themes of consciousness and extraterrestrial archaeology.

   

2. The Judas Mandala (1982)

   • This work is known for its exploration of cybernetic themes and alternative future histories.

3. The White Abacus (1997)

   • A complex narrative involving interactions with advanced artificial intelligences and alien cultures.

   

4. Transcension (2002)

   • In this novel, Broderick delves into the future of humanity, nanotechnology, and post-human evolution.

   

5. The Black Grail (1986)

   • A story that blends mythological themes with futuristic concepts.

6. Strange Attractors (1991)

   • Incorporates chaos theory into its narrative structure.

7. Godplayers (2005)

   • This novel deals with themes of multiverse and speculative realities.

   

8. Year Million: Science at the Far Edge of Knowledge (2008)

   • While primarily a work of speculative non-fiction, it includes significant insight into futuristic science and technology.

   

These works highlight Broderick's engagement with cutting-edge scientific ideas, complex narratives, and his contribution to the speculative fiction genre.

For a comprehensive list of his works, you may visit:

• Fantastic Fiction - Damien Broderick
• Worlds Without End