James Smythe (novelist)

James Smythe is a British novelist known for his works of science fiction, horror, and literary fiction. Born in 1981, Smythe's writing often explores themes of technology, identity, and the human condition within dystopian or speculative settings. He is particularly recognized for his use of atmospheric prose, character-driven narratives, and exploration of complex moral questions.

Smythe's notable novels include The Testimony, a post-apocalyptic thriller; The Explorer, a science fiction tale about a disastrous space mission; and Way Down Dark, a claustrophobic space horror novel. He has also written I Still Dream, a novel about artificial intelligence and its impact on humanity. His works have been praised for their originality, thought-provoking concepts, and exploration of the darker aspects of human nature.

Beyond his novels, Smythe has also written short stories and essays. He is also a frequent commentator on literature and culture, particularly within the genres he writes. His works have been translated into multiple languages and have garnered nominations for various awards. Smythe currently lives in the UK.