[Commlist] New Fiction Book - 'A Common Thread' - based on Communications PhD research

New fiction book, /A Common Thread/, by Sean Fitzgerald (2020).

This book has its roots in a practice-as-research critical-creative PhD 
study undertaken in the fields of science communication and creative 
writing. The project investigated the extent to which the intricacies of 
science and technology and the processes of science can be explored in a 
collection of speculative thriller stories aimed at a mainstream readership.

/A Common Thread/ is published this month by Troubador. It is available 
to purchase and order in paperback and as an e-Book from the publisher, 
and most other physical and online bookshops: 
https://www.troubador.co.uk/bookshop/crime-and-thrillers/a-common-thread/ <https://www.troubador.co.uk/bookshop/crime-and-thrillers/a-common-thread/>.

Cover description:

“Step inside the life of Peter, an under-employed science graduate 
caught up in a covert experiment, or Bella, a former scientist turned 
journalist investigating an illicit trade on the oceans of the world. 
Pursue Conor, a biologist who conceives an experiment that could change 
the nature of humankind forever, or in the title novella, meet Judy, an 
anthropologist who realises her analytical skills are not the only 
attribute in demand. Travel into A Common Thread, a collection of 
science-inspired contemporary tales where strange things happen – when 
you least expect them.”

For more information, please visit my website: 
https://www.seanzfitzgerald.com <https://www.seanzfitzgerald.com>.

Sean Fitzgerald PhD FHEA MSc MA PGCE BA(Hons)

PhD Title: ‘Writing Genetic Science-Inspired Fiction in Contemporary 
Society’. An exploration into the practice and context of writing 
science-as-fiction (2019).

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