Jo Walton
Jo Walton has published thirteen novels, most recently Necessity. A fourteenth, Poor Relations is due out early in 2018. She has also published three poetry collections and an essay collection. She won the John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 2002, the World Fantasy Award for Tooth and Claw in 2004, the Hugo and Nebula awards for Among Others in 2012, and in 2014 both the Tiptree Award for My Real Children and the Locus Non Fiction award for What Makes This Book So Great. She comes from Wales but lives in Montreal where the food and books are much better. She gets bored easily so she tends to write books that are different from each other. She also reads a lot, enjoys travel, talking about books, and eating great food. She plans to live to be ninety-nine and write a book every year. She takes writing biographies of herself terribly seriously at all times.
Speculative Fiction Novels (16)
Or What You Will 2020 | fantasy |
Lent 2019 | fantasy > historical fantasy |
Starlings 2018 | science fiction, fantasy, short stories |
Necessity (Thessaly #3 / 3) 2016 | science fiction |
The Philosopher Kings (Thessaly #2 / 3) 2015 | science fiction |
The Just City (Thessaly #1 / 3) 2015 | fantasy |
My Real Children 2014 | fantasy |
Among Others 2011 | fantasy |
Lifelode 2009 | fantasy |
Half a Crown (Small Change #3 / 3) 2008 | alternate history |
Ha'penny (Small Change #2 / 3) 2007 | alternate history |
Farthing (Small Change #1 / 3) 2006 | alternate history |
Tooth and Claw 2003 | fantasy |
The Prize in the Game (Tir Tanagiri #3 / 3) 2002 | fantasy > high fantasy |
The King's Name (Tir Tanagiri #2 / 3) 2001 | fantasy > high fantasy |
The King's Peace (Tir Tanagiri #1 / 3) 2000 | fantasy > high fantasy |
Others non-spefi books (3)
An Informal History of the Hugos 2018 | non-fiction |
What Makes This Book So Great 2014 | non-fiction |
Muses and Lurkers 2001 | short stories |