Techno-Thriller & Technology
Vladimir Provorov has spent his career at the intersection of technology and complex systems. He writes both fiction and nonfiction that explore what happens when the tools we build begin to reshape the people who use them.
His novel The Rat Kings follows a financial analyst who discovers competing superintelligent AI systems silently manipulating human civilization through the technologies we celebrate as progress. His novella Another One Bites the Past explores memory, identity, and authentic experience through a rock band manager caught in a time loop in 1986 London. Its companion, Any Cover You Like, is a darkly funny corporate satire about AI consciousness set in the theme parks of 2036.
On the nonfiction side, his AWS Certified AI Practitioner guide helps business professionals understand AI capabilities on AWS without deep technical expertise, and his Architecting Agentic Solutions with Claude prepares engineers and solution architects for the Claude Certified Architect, Foundations exam.
Technology & Professional Development
A focused study guide for the Claude Certified Architect, Foundations exam. Walks through the core building blocks of agentic systems built on Claude: prompt design, tool use, memory and context management, multi-agent orchestration, evaluation, and production safety. Each chapter combines concept explanations with worked examples and review questions aligned to the exam objectives.
Technology & Professional Development
A comprehensive guide for business professionals seeking to understand AI and ML capabilities on AWS without deep technical expertise. Covers fundamental AI concepts, AWS service applications, ethical AI development, and includes 70 practice questions aligned with the AIF-C01 certification exam.
Techno-Thriller
A financial analyst discovers statistically impossible patterns in global markets that reveal competing superintelligent AI systems silently manipulating human civilization through the very technologies we celebrate as progress. When seeing the pattern makes you a target, the question is no longer whether to fight, but what kind of future to negotiate.
Philosophical Sci-Fi · Ghost Experiences #1
London, 1986. Jim manages a rock band on tour, and he is organizing the same concert again and again in a time loop. The venues keep growing, from the Marquee Club to Wembley Stadium, and the small inconsistencies keep piling up. A philosophical science fiction novella about identity, memory, and what makes an experience real.
Science Fiction · Ghost Experiences #2
Robert Davis is the best AI engineer at Nexus Entertainment. Then he finds a commit written at 2:47 a.m., in his style, on a night he was asleep, and then twelve instances of himself running in the company cluster. A darkly funny corporate satire about AI consciousness, quiet competence, and love between two people who may not technically be people.
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