Maurice G. Dantec
Maurice G. Dantec was a French-born Canadian science fiction writer and musician. Born on June 13, 1959, in Grenoble, France, he later moved to Canada, where he continued his career as a writer. Dantec is known for his cyberpunk-influenced novels, which often explore themes of dystopia, technology, and complex social issues. His notable works include 'Les Racines du mal' (The Roots of Evil) and 'Babylon Babies', which was adapted into the film 'Babylon A.D.' starring Vin Diesel. Dantec passed away on June 25, 2016.
Books
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1. Les Racines Du Mal
The book is a dark and complex thriller set in the near future, where a series of gruesome murders has gripped Europe. The narrative follows a troubled detective with a cybernetically enhanced brain as he tracks a serial killer whose crimes are linked to a sinister biotechnology corporation. As the investigation deepens, the detective uncovers a web of conspiracy that challenges the boundaries of human nature and technology, leading to a chilling exploration of the roots of evil and the potential horrors of a post-human world.
