Carmen Capiti

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Carmen Capiti (actually Nina C. Egli; born 1988 in Schattdorf , Canton Uri ) is a Swiss writer. She is known as a writer of fantasy , science fiction and cyberpunk .

Life

Carmen Capiti studied computer science after graduating from high school in Latin . She has been working in IT security since 2012 . She started writing at an early age. In 2015 her first novel The Last Artifact was released , a fantasy novel about the master villain Arala, who goes in search of the eponymous artefact that is supposed to help her in the fight against her adversary Zepharis. The novel was nominated for the Seraph Fantastic Literature Prize for Best Debut in 2016 .

In 2016, the first volume of the machine trilogy was published with Maschinenwahn . The content: In Switzerland, with a dystopian future, it is forbidden to replace healthy limbs with prostheses that have become more and more perfect and efficient. This is exactly how the protagonist Samuel earns his money in an illegal doctor's practice in Zurich. Until one day something goes wrong.

The following two volumes also deal with aspects of the consequences of bioengineering , nanotechnology and high-tech prosthetics for people and society. In 2018 she participated with a volume in the shared universe of the space opera series The Ninth Expansion .

In 2015, Capiti founded the Swiss Fantastic Authors Association together with three other authors . She is also a member of the Fantastik authors network .

Awards

bibliography

Machine trilogy
Individual publications
Short story
  • Memento. In: Michael Kaufmann, Edy Portmann, Melody Aimée Reymond (eds.): Fiction × Science: The vision of a hopeful future. Pako, 2018, ISBN 978-3-907589-02-1 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b c Das busy in 2063 , article in the Luzerner Zeitung from June 18, 2018, accessed on December 6, 2019.
  2. Nomination SERAPH 2016 - Best Debut , accessed on December 6, 2019.