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Roshani Chokshi


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Roshani Chokshi comes from a small town in Georgia where she collected a Southern accent, but does not use it unless under duress. She grew up in a blue house with a perpetually napping bear-dog. At Emory University, she dabbled with journalism, attended some classes in pajamas, forgot to buy winter boots and majored in 14th century British literature. She spent a year after graduation working and traveling and writing. After that, she started law school at the University of Georgia where she's learning a new kind of storytelling.
 


Genres: Children's Fiction, Young Adult Fantasy, Fantasy
 
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Books containing stories by Roshani Chokshi
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The Year's Best Fantasy: Volume 1 (2022)
(Year's Best Fantasy , book 1)
edited by
Paula Guran
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The Cursed Carnival (2021)
And Other Calamities
(Rick Riordan Presents)
edited by
Rick Riordan
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Foreshadow (2020)
Stories to Celebrate the Magic of Reading and Writing YA
edited by
Emily X R Pan and Nova Ren Suma

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Award nominations
2021 Locus Award for Best Young Adult Novel (nominee) : The Silvered Serpents
2019 Andre Norton Award (nominee) : Aru Shah and the End of Time
2017 Locus Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : The Star-Touched Queen
2017 Andre Norton Award (nominee) : The Star-Touched Queen


Roshani Chokshi recommends
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The Enchanted Lies of Celeste Artois (2024)
Ryan Graudin
"Every page of Ryan Graudin's latest is molten gold. Thrilling, charming, and utterly transportive. True to form, Graudin sprinkles this tale with so much heart and humor and glittering dialogue that it's impossible not to walk away enchanted."
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A Feather So Black (2024)
(Fair Folk , book 1)
Lyra Selene
"Opulent and scorching, A Feather So Black transcends the genres of romance and fantasy into a tale that is timeless, blood-spattered, and rich with longing and magic. Selene lured me to the dangers of her fairy world and I never want to leave."
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The Princess Protection Program (2024)
(Princess Protection Program , book 1)
Alex London
"A slick, sly, and clever love letter to fairytales. London's characters are achingly real and full of hope and yearning in their pursuit of an ending on their own terms. The Princess Protection Program is a celebration of changing the narrative to fit the person you are and not the person people want you to be. It's the fairytale we need."

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