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If There Were Wolves |
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Welcome to the website for writer Tim Pratt, author of the story collections Little Gods (2003) and Hart & Boot & Other Stories (2007), poetry collection If There Were Wolves (2006), novel The Strange Adventures of Rangergirl (2005), and an urban fantasy series about a sorceress named Marla Mason that begins with Blood Engines (October 2007) and continues with Poison Sleep (April 2008), Dead Reign (November 2008), and Spell Games (April 2009). Those last ones are under the name T.A. Pratt; read more about them at MarlaMason.net. Read Tropism, my online journal Contemplate my bibliography. Or just go straight to the free stories. Read about Flytrap, the 'zine I co-edit with my wife, Heather Shaw. Or visit Tropism Press, our tiny micro-publisher of chapbooks and the abovementioned 'zine. Satisfy your curiosity with my bio. You could follow me on Twitter. Where I sometimes tweet. Contact me for personal or professional purposes. <><><><><>
Some kind words about my work:
"In the field of fantastic literature, there's an exciting group of new young writers poised to take us into fascinating new directions. Tim Pratt is among the best of them. His stories have moved me, enchanted me, frightened me....and always leave me wanting more." --Terri Windling "The little god of dazzling prose, the minor deity of poetic hallucination, the modest angel of magic realism, and the humble avatar of dark mystic vision are all smiling on... the talented Tim Pratt." --James Morrow "I love the melding of commonplace and fantastical... witches (on bicycles) and faeries (with no wings) and angels and small gods and thieves who steal immortality... the writing is deft, not showy, but often lyrical... Nice range of tone as well, both horrific and funny, often beautiful, often sad." --Karen Joy Fowler "Tim Pratt is in the vanguard of the next generation of master American fantasists. His delightfully loopy vision, lateral thinking and exquisite sense of style combine to provide fiction which infuses the reader like a fine Napa Valley wine, leaving behind aftershocks that go on for days, weeks, even months." --Jay Lake "A gifted and imaginative author." --Bookslut "A genuine talent... Pratt is a writer to watch." --Publishers Weekly |