@RVRaman_

Novelist. I write thrillers, mysteries and science fiction set in India.

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Joined December 2013
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The New York Times recommends A WILL TO KILL. @SuspenseSiren @lotuslit @PolisBooks @nytimesbooks nytimes.com/2021/01/21/books…

10 New Books We Recommend This Week (Published 2021)

Suggested reading from critics and editors at The New York Times.

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It's pretty easy to get AI to lie! bbc.com/.../20260218-i-hacke…... If you are interested in this area, try my new novel, "2080: The Lattice". It's about mankind growing dependent on biased AI
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2080: The Lattice

The year is 2080. Mankind is utterly dependent on AI ... deeply biased AI. The Lattice, once known as the Internet, has evolved to a point where it carries all five senses – sight, sound, taste,...

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Will our increasing dependence on AI stop us humans from thinking for ourselves? Read about it in 2080: THE LATTICE.
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For Christie fans … bbc.com/culture/article/2026…

'There's nothing like boredom to make you write': A rare interview with the elusive Agatha Christie

Her murder mysteries have captivated audiences for more than a century, but, 50 years after her death, she remains an enigma. A BBC profile from 1955 reveals some of her secrets.

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My interview in the IIMB Alumni magazine. We discuss emerging technology, AI & my latest novel, 2080: The Lattice. newsletter.iimbaa.com/alumni…
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Need your crime fill after Christmas?! These amazing ebook picks are all 99p for a limited time only - cosy up by the fireplace and dive into your next read: amzn.eu/d/9e5QWlJ
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In the local press today …
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Explore the social & ethical consequences of a world shaped by pervasive AI, ubiquitous virtual reality, & the subtle erosion of human agency. While it marks a shift in genre, it continues my interest in technology, power, & the choices individuals make under pressure.
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2080: THE LATTICE explores the social and ethical consequences of a world shaped by pervasive artificial intelligence, ubiquitous virtual reality, and the subtle erosion of human agency. While it marks a shift in genre, it continues my long-standing interest in technology, power, institutions, and the choices individuals make under pressure. https://www.amazon.in/2080-Lattice-RV-Raman-ebook/dp/B0G64XNTJB/

ALT 2080: THE LATTICE explores the social and ethical consequences of a world shaped by pervasive artificial intelligence, ubiquitous virtual reality, and the subtle erosion of human agency. While it marks a shift in genre, it continues my long-standing interest in technology, power, institutions, and the choices individuals make under pressure. https://www.amazon.in/2080-Lattice-RV-Raman-ebook/dp/B0G64XNTJB/

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What if mankind was addicted to AI? And if that AI was prejudiced? amazon.in/2080-Lattice-RV-Ra…
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My next novel, 2080: THE LATTICE, explores a future where mankind is utterly dependent on AI. Unfortunately, the AI is deeply prejudiced. The story takes you from England to India and beyond. Coming Soon ... rvraman.com/2025/12/06/will-…

Will our AI-driven future be the one we want?

Bias in AI can have a far-reaching impact on mankind

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Crime and the City Treks High into the Himalayas crimereads.com/himalayas-cri… via @CrimeReads

Crime and the City Treks High into the Himalayas

Every so often Crime and the City feels the need to escape the metropolis, head for the hills and breath some fresh air – we’ve done it before to the beautiful Scottish Highlands, the vastness of C…

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#BookReview: All things considered, "Grave Intentions" is a gripping continuation of the Harith Athreya series, fusing outstanding scenery, a cast of fascinating people, and a creative narrative. storizen.com/book-reviews/gr… @swapna508 @PenguinIndia @PushkinPress @RVRaman_

Book Review: 'Grave Intentions' by RV Raman | Book Reviews - Storizen

"Grave Intentions" is a gripping continuation of the Harith Athreya series, fusing outstanding scenery, a cast of fascinating people, and a creative narrative. Raman's writing style, which strikes a...

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GRAVE INTENTIONS reviewed by Storizen: ... a gripping continuation of the Harith Athreya series, fusing outstanding scenery, a cast of fascinating people, and a creative narrative ... elevates it to a compelling level. @lotuslit @PushkinPress @PenguinIndia @PushkinVertigo
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THE LAST RESORT is now available in India. It's the 4th Harith Athreya mystery. @PushkinPress @PushkinVertigo @lotuslit @PenguinIndia amazon.in/Last-Resort-Harith…

The Last Resort (A Harith Athreya Mystery)

The Last Resort (A Harith Athreya Mystery)

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Wanna check these out, including GRAVE INTENTIONS? kunzum.com/indian-murder-mys…
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Grave Intentions

Grave Intentions

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An interesting take on A Will to Kill by R.V. Raman shinynewbooks.co.uk/a-will-t… via @shinynewbooks

A Will to Kill by R.V. Raman

Review by Max Dunbar Slayer Rules: R V Raman’s A Will to Kill Mysteries are hard to write, and hard to review. Because of the taboo on ‘spoilers’ you can’t reveal the mechanics of…

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"The novel expertly crafts a closed-circle mystery, with the isolated resort setting intensifying the suspense." A review of THE LAST RESORT by Mystery & Suspense Magazine. @PushkinPress @PushkinVertigo @PolisBooks @PenguinIndia @lotuslit @jasonpinter mysteryandsuspense.com/the-l…

The Last Resort - Mystery and Suspense Magazine

Tensions rise as one by one, the family start to point the finger at one another

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INSIDER available at a fantastic price - both paperback and Kindle under Rs 80. amazon.in/Insider-R-V-Raman/…

INSIDER

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