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Cover Reveal: Digital Extremities by Adam Bassett

June 11, 2024 by Adam Bassett Leave a Comment

The original concept behind Digital Extremities was to explore a cyberpunk setting through rural and remote locations. So, when designing the cover, it was important that it incorporated aspects of both technology and nature. I’m thrilled to finally share the result.

Cover Artist: Igzell.

Cover Designer: Adam Bassett.

Publisher: Self-Published.

Goodreads: Digital Extremities.

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Book Blurb

A collection of eight stories, Digital Extremities shines a spotlight on ordinary people in a callous yet hopeful future. Set across small towns and remote islands, where neon flickers against old buildings and oaks, this collection paints a unique view of a traditionally cyberpunk setting.

In 2089, a woman miscarries and seeks a way to find peace amidst overwhelming grief. Years later, a young man must find a way to pay rent outside of his job at the glassblowing studio. A pair of students, excited to go to college, install new hardware that promises to improve their cognitive functions. A private investigator searches for a missing child who has a reputation for embarking on risky adventures. Each tale is shaped by love, loss, and perseverance, weaving a vision of life outside of the megacities.


“‘Touching’ and ‘cyberpunk’ might not often intersect, but they do with Digital Extremities. It swings from moving to haunting in an instant, searching for our humanity in an increasingly dim future. Bassett both honours the legacy of the genre while keeping one fixed firmly on new horizons with a collection which spans the world. “Brand New Eyes” gives a simple family drama a sci-fi gut punch while “36 Broadway Avenue” sets two fascinating characters against a ticking time-bomb. Each of these stories bring something great to the table.”

—Timothy Hickson, Hello Future Me & A Catalogue for the End of Humanity

About the Author

Adam Bassett is the author of Digital Extremities.

Adam has been writing since a young age, growing up in Northern New York, near the Canadian border. His work has previously appeared in Nature Erupts, an anthology edited by C.D. Tavenor. He has also published fiction and non-fiction with Worldbuilding Magazine, and occasionally reviews books for FanFiAddict.

By day, Adam works as a UX / UI designer with Campfire, and draws fictional maps on the side. His illustrations have appeared in books such as Season of the Dragon by Natalie Wright, The Ascenditure by Robyn Dabney, and Under a Pirate Flag by B.H. Pierce.

You can look forward to seeing eight maps he’s illustrated for Digital Extremities in the book, with large full color versions in the book’s bonus content available once it launches on Campfire.

Find Adam on his website or follow him on Twitter, Threads, or Instagram. Pre-orders for Digital Extremities will be available soon!

About the Artist

Igzell is a Mexican illustrator with more than ten years of experience in both traditional and digital art. They’ve worked with DC Comics, Volkswagen, Animex, BookMart, and other groups to create captivating art of many kinds.

What drew Adam to their work was Igzell’s colorful environment design, where detailed characters stood against some almost ethereal cityscapes and oceans. When designing the cover for Digital Extremities it was important to showcase that it was a collection of science-fiction / cyberpunk stories without losing the vibrant colors of the natural world. Igzell understood that right away.

You can find more of Igzell’s work on their website.

Apply for an ARC of Digital Extremities: Sign up here.

Filed Under: Blog Posts, Cover Reveal Tagged With: Adam Bassett, Cyberpunk, Digital Extremities, Science Fiction, Self Published, Short Story Collection

About Adam Bassett

Adam is an author, illustrator, and a UX / UI designer at Campfire Technologies. Previously, he volunteered with Worldbuilding Magazine and its associated podcast. He’s usually reading fantasy or sci-fi, or the odd lit-fic book. He’s a sucker for a good short story collection. When he isn’t reading, he’s writing, drawing maps, playing games, or cooking something spicy.

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