Cory Doctorow
22 books
About the Author
Cory Doctorow is a renowned Canadian-British author, activist, and journalist whose work bridges the worlds of science fiction, technology, and social justice. Born in 1971, he gained prominence as a co-editor of the influential blog Boing Boing and as a vocal advocate for digital rights through organizations like the Electronic Frontier Foundation. Doctorow's novels and essays explore themes of innovation, corporate power, and individual freedom in an increasingly networked society, often drawing from his experiences in the tech industry. With a knack for blending speculative fiction with real-world commentary, he inspires readers to question the implications of technological progress. His notable works include the inventive Makers and the rebellious Pirate Cinema, both celebrated for their sharp wit and prescient insights.
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witty
insightful
activist
Books by Cory Doctorow
