GS Morgan spent nearly two decades as a police officer before realising reality wasn’t cyberpunk enough – so he wrote his own.
A former chief inspector, hostage negotiator, and emergency responder, Morgan has seen firsthand how power structures shape people, and how people can fight back. Now, as an academic and researcher in policing, technology, and security, he spends his time examining how systems of control operate, both in real life and in the dystopian worlds he creates.
His debut novel, KRIS.PR.: Augmentum Divinus – Primus, blends genetic supremacy, cybernetic warfare, and the philosophical descent into posthumanism. It asks a simple question: What happens when a perfect human is forced to become something else?
When he’s not writing about black-market augments, rogue law enforcers, and the slow erosion of free will, Morgan can be found analysing police recruitment, cognitive decision-making, and why people make terrible choices under pressure – a skill that comes in handy when plotting cyberpunk thrillers.
Connect with him at gs-morgan.com, or find him lurking in neon-lit dystopias on X (@GSMorgan_).