Fiction
“Nastily
funny.” — Locus
“One of the few, the proud, the elite: a science
fiction writer who can genuinely outdo the aberrant
weirdness in contemporary headlines.” — Bruce
Sterling
“JG Ballard with a Texas twang.” —
SF
Site
“A hot up-and-coming sf writer whose prose is slick,
post-Gibsonian, and funny as hell, like Neal Stephenson
meets Hunter S. Thompson.” — Cory Doctorow
“The strangest, farthest out piece of fiction
I’ve ever read.” — If Then Else
“Nakashima-Brown's prose is effortless. He
pulls off fanciful imagery and dry humor with a distinctive
flair. And between the sidewise smirks, there's
enough oblique political digging to make Jon Stewart
proud.” — Tangent
“Borges in a pop culture blender.”
— Invisible
Library
“Gonzo SF...Like a cross between William Gibson and
Mark Leyner.” — Boing Boing
"Chris
Nakashima-Brown is keeping cyberpunk alive with his wicked,
apocalyptic, war-on-terror humor." —
RU
Sirius
R.P.M.
Futurismic
February 2007
"The New Cyberpunk SF"
Chris
Nakashima-Brown interviewed by RU Sirius for NeoFiles
MP3: Part 1 of 2
Part 2 of 2
The Bunker of the Tikriti
Cross
Plains Universe
Robert E. Howard Centennial Anthology
(2006 World Fantasy Convention)
Co-publication of MonkeyBrain Books and
F.A.C.T.
November 2006
Wild
Tchoupitoulas
Spicy
Slipstream Stories
Wheatland Press
Fall 2006
Welcome Back Qatar
RevolutionSF
May 2006
Les
Derniers Jours d’Hervé
Barflies
Space Squid
July 2005
Ghulistan Bust-out
ADVENTURE, Vol. 1
MonkeyBrain Books, 2005
Suburbia
Deserta
RevolutionSF
June 2005
(originally
published in Paper Radio #12)
Immaculate
Perception
Argosy #3
Spring 2005
Prisoners of Uqbaristan
Strange Horizons
October 18, 2004
Script-Doctoring the
Apocalypse
The
Infinite Matrix
December 2003
The Launch
Pad
Argosy #1
Fall 2003
A Brief History of Negative
Space
RevolutionSF
June 2002