Leigh Bardugo was born in Jerusalem, raised in Los Angeles, and graduated from Yale University. She lives in Hollywood and indulges her fondness for glamour, ghouls, and costuming in her other life as makeup artist L.B. Benson.
Genres: Young Adult Fantasy, Urban Fantasy, Children's Fiction, Fantasy, Mystery
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Series
Grishaverse
0.1. The Demon in the Wood (2015)
0.5. The Witch of Duva (2012)
1. Shadow and Bone (2012)
aka The Gathering Dark
2. Siege and Storm (2013)
2.5. The Too-Clever Fox (2013)
2.6. Little Knife (2014)
3. Ruin and Rising (2014)
4. Six of Crows (2015)
5. Crooked Kingdom (2016)
6. King of Scars (2019)
The Lives of Saints (2020)
7. Rule of Wolves (2021)
Six of Crows: A Darker Shore (2026)
0.1. The Demon in the Wood (2015)
0.5. The Witch of Duva (2012)
1. Shadow and Bone (2012)
aka The Gathering Dark
2. Siege and Storm (2013)
2.5. The Too-Clever Fox (2013)
2.6. Little Knife (2014)
3. Ruin and Rising (2014)
4. Six of Crows (2015)
5. Crooked Kingdom (2016)
6. King of Scars (2019)
The Lives of Saints (2020)
7. Rule of Wolves (2021)
Six of Crows: A Darker Shore (2026)
Series contributed to
Picture Books show
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Leigh Bardugo

The Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy 2017 (2017)
(Best American Science Fiction and Fantasy, book 3)
edited by
John Joseph Adams and Charles Yu
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Leigh Bardugo recommends

The Witches of Cambridge (2026)
(Witches of Cambridge, book 1)
Alice Hoffman
"Rich with history, heartbreak and magic, Hoffman's tale of privilege and persecution expertly navigates past and present, reality and fantasy, all of it rendered in brilliant detail. Each twist of fate feels crueler than the last, and I loved watching these characters fight for every hard-won moment of love and redemption. Utterly spellbinding."

Simultaneous (2025)
Eric Heisserer
"A twisty, mind-bending thriller that will keep you guessing until the final gut punch."

The Essential Patricia A. McKillip (2025)
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"Reading McKillip is the closest you will come to entering a waking dream."
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