The Singularity: 50 Science Fiction Tales of Our Future History

by Chris Jones (Editor), Emma Pullar, Richie Brown

Somewhere around the middle of this century, artificial intelligence will evolve beyond its human architects, vastly superior in every way. Technology will become independent of us, rapidly evolving beyond our wildest dreams… or nightmares.

This science fiction anthology that is set over the fifty years leading to the Singularity explores this idea.

327 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 1, 2017

About the author

* Founder of Create50
* Author of The Guerilla Filmmakers Handbooks series.
* Filmmaker with four features and an Oscar shortlisted short under his belt.
* Creative director at the London Screenwriters’ Festival
* Founder of TEDxEaling

Passionate about all things film, I have spent my life watching movies, making movies and helping others make their movies. My major projects include action thriller ‘The Runner’, serial killer thriller ‘White Angel’ and paranormal horror ‘Urban Ghost Story’.

I also co-created and authored The Guerilla Film Makers Handbook series, and currently there are eight editions! I also made the multi-award winning and Oscars shortlisted film ‘Gone Fishing’.

I run the London Screenwriters Festival. TEDxEaling, as well as other training masterclasses.

In 2014 we completed our feature film, the crowd created 50 Kisses which entered the Guinness Book Of Records for most screenwriters on a feature film.

In 2016 we release our first Create50 book, Twisted50, available in soft back and Kindle.

I run regular film making workshops for filmmakers with low price points so everyone can attend and get making their projects.

Right now, I am developing the feature film ‘Rocketboy’ and running more Create50 projects.

Read my blog at www.ChrisJonesBlog.com

Reviews

[Mark Renshaw · Rating 5 out of 5]

A collection of sci-fi stories which look at the rise of technology, in particular, artificial intelligence, over the next 50 years. 50 short stories. What a great idea! I enjoyed this. There was something for everyone. Some of the stories were happy, some sad, some scary and some just really wrong but in a good way!

[Claire Rye · Rating 5 out of 5]

I read this book ages ago and forgot to rate it !. If you love sci-fi and you love collections of short stories then this should be your cup of tea!. There is 50 authors, 50 stories and something for everyone to enjoy. Its was awesome to read so many different takes on the one common theme.