Jace Stroud writes near-future techno-thrillers about the tipping point where innovation stops being helpful and starts becoming dangerous. His stories blend speculative science, fast-paced suspense, and the ethical fallout of a world driven by convenience and ambition.
Influenced by the mind-bending work of Blake Crouch and the dystopian lens of Black Mirror, Stroud explores the thin line between progress and peril—where the true threat often isn’t the tech, but the people behind it.
He lives in a place where it rains constantly, which is honestly fine because he needs the static to concentrate. He writes from a desk in the living room, exiling his loved ones daily to preserve a holy dome of silence.
If you’re reading this, congratulations—you’ve survived at least one technological era. Let’s see how long that lasts.
