(Nick Mamatas (born February 20, 1972) is an American Nick Mamatas was born on Long Island, New York and attended the State University of New York at Stony Brook, New School University, and Western Connecticut State University. He currently lives in California, in the Bay Area.
Novels
Move Under Ground (2004)
Under My Roof (2007)
Farewell Performance (2011)
Sensation (2011)
The Damned Highway (2011) (with Brian Keene)
Bullettime (2012)
Love Is the Law (2013)
The Last Weekend (2014)
I Am Providence (2016)
Under My Roof (2007)
Farewell Performance (2011)
Sensation (2011)
The Damned Highway (2011) (with Brian Keene)
Bullettime (2012)
Love Is the Law (2013)
The Last Weekend (2014)
I Am Providence (2016)
Collections
3000 MPH in Every Direction At Once (2003)
The Urban Bizarre (2004) (with Michael Hemmingson and Tim Pratt)
Cthulhu Senryu (poems) (2006)
You Might Sleep . . . (2009)
Shades of Blue and Gray (2013) (with Laird Barron and Albert E Cowdrey)
Whispers from the Abyss (2013) (with Dennis Detwiller, Greg Van Eekhout, Josh Finney, Aaron J French, John R Fultz, Tim Pratt, Greg Stolze, David Tallerman and AC Wise)
The Nickronomicon (2014)
The Urban Bizarre (2004) (with Michael Hemmingson and Tim Pratt)
Cthulhu Senryu (poems) (2006)
You Might Sleep . . . (2009)
Shades of Blue and Gray (2013) (with Laird Barron and Albert E Cowdrey)
Whispers from the Abyss (2013) (with Dennis Detwiller, Greg Van Eekhout, Josh Finney, Aaron J French, John R Fultz, Tim Pratt, Greg Stolze, David Tallerman and AC Wise)
The Nickronomicon (2014)
Novellas
Series contributed to
Anthology series
Anthologies edited
Spicy Slipstream Stories (2008) (with Jay Lake)
Haunted Legends (2010) (with Ellen Datlow)
Phantasm Japan: Fantasies Light and Dark, From and About Japan (2014) (with Masumi washington)
Haunted Legends (2010) (with Ellen Datlow)
Phantasm Japan: Fantasies Light and Dark, From and About Japan (2014) (with Masumi washington)
Non fiction
Awards
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Nick Mamatas recommends
The Lamb Will Slaughter the Lion (2017)
(Danielle Cain, book 1)
Margaret Killjoy
"A daring anti-fantasy and anti-utopia where even anarchists need to be careful what they wish for."
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