Science Fiction & Fantasy

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

British author Ian McDonald is an ambitious and daring writer with a wide range and an impressive amount of talent. His first story was published in 1982, In 1989 he won the Locus Best First Novel Award for his novel Desolation Road. He won the Philip K. Dick Award in 1992 for his novel King of Morning, Queen of Day. His other books include the novels Out On Blue Six, Hearts, Hands and Voices, Terminal Cafe, Sacrifice of Fools, Evolution's Shore, Kirinya, Ares Express, Brasyl, The Dervish House, River of Gods, Planesrunner, Be My Enemy, and Empress of the Sun. as well as three collections of his short fiction, Empire Dreams, Speaking In Tongues, Cyberabad Days, and a big retrospective collection, The Best of Ian McDonald. He won a Hugo Award in 2007 for his novelette "The Djinn's Wife," won the Theodore Sturgeon Award for his story "Tendeleo's Story," and in 2011 won the John W. Campbell Memorial Award for his novel The Dervish House. His most recent book is a novel, Luna: New Moon. Coming up is a sequel, Luna: Wolf Moon. Born in Manchester, England, in 1960, McDonald has spent most of his life in Northern Ireland, and now lives and works in Belfast.

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