R M Dark is a rising voice in speculative fiction, blending cutting-edge technology concepts with deep explorations of human nature. With a background in computer science and a lifelong fascination with the intersection of technology and emotion, Dark brings a unique perspective to the cyberpunk genre.

"The Empath Economy" is their debut novel, born from years of observing the growing influence of tech giants and the increasing digitisation of human experiences. Dark's writing challenges readers to consider the ethical implications of emerging technologies and their impact on society and individual identity.

When not crafting stories about possible futures, Dark works as a data analyst, a career that continually informs their storytelling. T ...more

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The Price of a Smile

Jenna's fingers trembled as she approached the vending machine, its sleek surface glowing with promises of instant emotional gratification. JOY. SERENITY. CONFIDENCE. Each option flickered enticingly, but Jenna's eyes fixed on one: GENUINE SMILE - 750 CREDITS. She hesitated, her hand hovering over the activation panel. 750 credits was steep, more than a day's wages at the emotion refinement plant. Read more of this blog post »

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