Paolo Bacigalupi
About the Author
Paolo Bacigalupi is the author of the highly acclaimed The Drowned Cities, Tool of War, and Ship Breaker, a New York Times bestseller, Michael L. Printz Award winner, and National Book Award finalist. He is also the author of the Edgar Awards nominee The Doubt Factory; a novel for younger readers, Zombie Baseball Beatdown; and two bestselling adult novels for adults, The Water Knife and The Windup Girl. His first work of collected short fiction was Pump Six and Other Stories. The winner of the Hugo, Nebula, Locus, Compton Crook, John W. Campbell Memorial, and Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Awards, he lives in western Colorado with his wife and son. The author invites you to visit his website at windupstories.com.
Books
On the Blog
What to Read If You’re Pining for More of The Last of Us
Books for the End of the World
Sci-Fi That’ll Make You Want to Be Yeeted into Space
What kind of dystopian survivor would you be?
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In Honor of the Ides of March, Here Are The Most Epic Deaths in YA
About the Author
Paolo Bacigalupi is the author of the highly acclaimed The Drowned Cities, Tool of War, and Ship Breaker, a New York Times bestseller, Michael L. Printz Award winner, and National Book Award finalist. He is also the author of the Edgar Awards nominee The Doubt Factory; a novel for younger readers, Zombie Baseball Beatdown; and two bestselling adult novels for adults, The Water Knife and The Windup Girl. His first work of collected short fiction was Pump Six and Other Stories. The winner of the Hugo, Nebula, Locus, Compton Crook, John W. Campbell Memorial, and Theodore Sturgeon Memorial Awards, he lives in western Colorado with his wife and son. The author invites you to visit his website at windupstories.com.
Books
On the Blog
What to Read While You Wait for Dune: Part Two
What to Read If You’re Pining for More of The Last of Us
Books for the End of the World
Sci-Fi That’ll Make You Want to Be Yeeted into Space
What kind of dystopian survivor would you be?
Choose a book, and we’ll tell you which book you chose