Scott Overton was a well-known radio morning host for more than 30 years in Ontario, Canada. Scott has now built a second career as an author. His radio-themed debut novel Dead Air was shortlisted for a Northern Lit Award in 2012, and his science fiction/thriller novels The Primus Labyrinth, Naïda, and The Dispossession of Dylan Knox have been well-received too, with readers most often comparing them to the work of Michael Crichton.

Robert J. Sawyer, Hugo award-winning author says about Scott's latest novel, Augment Nation, “Scott Overton is a terrific writer and his vision of tomorrow is both realistic and frightening. Read this book!” Scott's a member of the ⁠Canadian Authors Association⁠, ⁠SFCanada⁠, and a past President of the ⁠Sudbury Writers Guild⁠. Today, we talked about Augment Nation.

⁠http://www.scottoverton.ca/

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