Tim Pratt

Im Tim Pratt, and I write stuff. Mostly fantasy and science fiction, but also non-fiction, poetry, etc. Covers and links to buy most of my books are below! Click often. I'm on Twitter as timpratt . I tweet lots more than I update this site. See my bibliography , or check out some free stories (some text, some audio). Satisfy your curiosity with my... bio. You can email me . I might even answer! Im just mostly not here here. I also do a fair bit over at my Patreon , and even if you dont give me money (but, please, give me money), Ive got some public posts there, including capsule reviews of books Ive read recently. I am pondering doing a giant site overhaul next year, and making it all shiny and nice. In the meantime, heres whats new: The Fractured Void is out now, and its great fun, space opera set in the world of the Twilight Imperium strategy game. It has lots of gay space crime! Im writing another book set in that world right now. Doors of Sleep will be out in January! Its a multiverse adventure about a guy who ends up in a different universe every time he falls asleep. Its certainly one of the best books Ive ever written. Publishers Weekly says its Part high adventure and part travelogue of alien locales, this sci-fi romp has plenty of YA crossover appeal and will prove just the thing for mature readers who appreciate a classic Golden Age vibe. 2019 certainly was a year. Heres a little (okay, a long) review of mine. Probably of interest mainly to me, but I do like to look back and take stock, consider setbacks and relish victories, and think about any necessary course corrections. I read about 125 books this year. My favorite new-to-me books were Sarah Grans Claire de Witt novels, which are sort of mysteries, sort of literary fiction with a mystical bent, and totally great and absorbing. I started reading Tana Frenchs Dublin Murder Squad books and really enjoy those too; such a deep and character-driven approach to what could be kinda standard police procedurals otherwise. Read a bunch of Ruth Ware, too, the ...Read More