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(b.Matt Haig was born in Sheffield in 1975 and grew up in Nottinghamshire. He has lived in London and Ibiza, where he worked for the Manumission club. He now lives in Leeds. His writing has appeared in the Guardian, the Sunday Times, the Independent, the Sydney Morning Herald and the Face.
Genres: Children's Fiction, Young Adult Fantasy, Science Fiction, Literary Fiction, Horror
Series
Boy Called Christmas
1. A Boy Called Christmas (2015)
2. The Girl Who Saved Christmas (2016)
3. Father Christmas and Me (2017)
1. A Boy Called Christmas (2015)
2. The Girl Who Saved Christmas (2016)
3. Father Christmas and Me (2017)
Novels
The Last Family in England (2004)
aka The Labrador Pact
The Dead Father's Club (2006)
Samuel Blink and the Forbidden Forest (2007)
The Possession of Mr Cave (2008)
The Radleys (2010)
To Be A Cat (2012)
Echo Boy (2012)
The Humans (2013)
How to Stop Time (2017)
The Midnight Library (2020)
A Mouse Called Miika (2021)
aka The Labrador Pact
The Dead Father's Club (2006)
Samuel Blink and the Forbidden Forest (2007)
The Possession of Mr Cave (2008)
The Radleys (2010)
To Be A Cat (2012)
Echo Boy (2012)
The Humans (2013)
How to Stop Time (2017)
The Midnight Library (2020)
A Mouse Called Miika (2021)
Collections
Haunted (2011) (with Susan Cooper, Joseph Delaney, Berlie Doherty, Jamila Gavin, Robin Jarvis, Derek Landy, Sam Llewellyn, Mal Peet, Philip Reeve and Eleanor Updale)
Novellas
The Ghost Walk (2012)
Exquisite Corpse (2013) (with Naomi Alderman, Stella Duffy, Joe Dunthorne, Stuart Evers, Vanessa Gebbie, Alex Preston, Kamila Shamsie, Marcel Theroux and G Willow Wilson)
Exquisite Corpse (2013) (with Naomi Alderman, Stella Duffy, Joe Dunthorne, Stuart Evers, Vanessa Gebbie, Alex Preston, Kamila Shamsie, Marcel Theroux and G Willow Wilson)
Non fiction
Humans: An A-Z (2014)
Reasons to Stay Alive (2015)
Notes on a Nervous Planet (2018)
The Comfort Book (2021)
Reasons to Stay Alive (2015)
Notes on a Nervous Planet (2018)
The Comfort Book (2021)
Awards
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Matt Haig recommends
We Used to Be Kings (2014)
Stewart Foster
"A very powerful book, written with a poignant intensity that often burns."
Charm Offensive (2014)
William Thacker
"I'm always a sucker for redemption stories but this one is highly entertaining life affirming and -yes -charming. On this evidence. William Thacker is a name you will hear a lot more often."
Meatspace (2014)
Nikesh Shukla
"Meatspace is funny. Damn funny. You should really switch off your computer and read it."
Hold Back the Stars (2017)
Katie Khan
"A high-stakes, high-concept love story from a bold new talent . . . All of the obvious 'out of this world' comments apply."
The Summer Of Impossible Things (2017)
Rowan Coleman
"A lovely, magical, time-bending read...There is a lovely smooth glow to the writing."
Tin Man (2017)
Sarah Winman
"This is an astoundingly beautiful book. It drips with tenderness. It breaks your heart and warms it all at once."
Tilly and the Bookwanderers (2018)
(Pages & Co, book 1)
Anna James
"A thrilling, inventive book-lover’s delight, where fiction really does come to life. It’s a treat for readers of every age."
Out of Love (2020)
Hazel Hayes
"Hazel Hayes writes with such honesty and casual confidence and flowing dialogue, you feel you are overhearing it rather than reading it. The writing sparkles with wit, and a poignant emotional reality. I love it."
The Book of Form and Emptiness (2021)
Ruth Ozeki
"Heart-breaking and heart-healing—a book to not only keep us absorbed but also to help us think and love and live and listen. No one writes quite like Ruth Ozeki and The Book of Form and Emptiness is a triumph."
Magpie (2021)
Elizabeth Day
"Magpie is a clever, suspenseful read with a brilliant central pivot and a keen eye for relationships, including the toxic ones. A compelling, twisting read."
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