41 followers
127 books added

Premee Mohamed

Premee Mohamed is an Indo-Caribbean scientist and speculative fiction writer based in Canada. Her short fiction has appeared in a variety of venues and her debut novel, ‘Beneath the Rising,’ came out from Solaris Books in March 2020.

Awards: WFA (2022), Nebula (2021) see all

Genres: Science Fiction, Horror

New and upcoming books

September 2026

Wickhills

October 2026

From the Library of Jurgen Leitner
(Magnus Archives)

Series

Beneath the Rising
   1. Beneath The Rising (2020)
   2. A Broken Darkness (2021)
   3. The Void Ascendant (2022)

Annual Migration of Clouds
   1. The Annual Migration of Clouds (2021)
   2. We Speak Through the Mountain (2024)
   3. The First Thousand Trees (2025)

Novels

   The Butcher of the Forest (2024)
   The Siege of Burning Grass (2024)
   Wickhills (2026)

Collections

   Giftmas 2018 Advent Anthology (2018) (with others)
   No One Will Come Back For Us (2023)
   One Message Remains (2025)

Novellas and Short Stories

   The Apple-Tree Throne (2018)
   And What Can We Offer You Tonight (2021)
   The Rider, The Ride, The Rich Man's Wife (2024)

Series contributed to

Solaris Satellites
These Lifeless Things (2021)

Magnus Archives
From the Library of Jurgen Leitner (2026) (with Jonathan Sims)

Books containing stories by Premee Mohamed

Unearthed (2026)
New horror of ancient ruins
edited by
Dan Coxon and Philip Fracassi

Enter Here (2025)
An Anthology of Portals
edited by
M Stevenson and C J Subko

The Best Horror of the Year Volume 17 (2025)
(Best Horror of the Year, book 17)
edited by
Ellen Datlow

More books

Awards

	2025 Locus Award for Best Novelette : By Salt, By Sea, By Light of Stars
	2025 Aurora Award for Best Novelette/Novella : The Butcher of the Forest
	2025 Aurora Award for Best Novel : The Siege of Burning Grass
	2024 Ignyte Award for Outstanding Anthology or Collection : No One Will Come Back For Us
	2024 Aurora Award for Best Short Story : At Every Door a Ghost
	2022 World Fantasy Award for Best Novella : And What Can We Offer You Tonight
	2021 Nebula Award for Best Novella : And What Can We Offer You Tonight

Award nominations

	2026 Locus Award for Best Collection (finalist) : One Message Remains
	2026 Aurora Award for Best Short Story (nominee) : Hunted To Extinction
	2026 Aurora Award for Best Novelette/Novella (nominee) : The First Thousand Trees
	2025 World Fantasy Award for Best Novella (nominee) : The Butcher of the Forest
	2025 Locus Award for Best Short Story (finalist) : The Night Birds
	2025 Locus Award for Best Novella (finalist) : The Butcher of the Forest
	2025 Locus Award for Best Fantasy Novel (finalist) : The Siege of Burning Grass
	2025 Ignyte Award for Outstanding Novella (nominee) : The Butcher of the Forest
	2025 Hugo Award for Best Novella (nominee) : The Butcher of the Forest
	2025 Hugo Award for Best Novelette (nominee) : By Salt, By Sea, By Light of Stars
	2024 World Fantasy Award for Best Collection (nominee) : No One Will Come Back For Us
	2024 Ursula K. Le Guin Prize for Fiction (shortlist) : The Siege of Burning Grass
	2024 Nebula Award for Best Novella (nominee) : The Butcher of the Forest
	2024 Locus Award for Best Novelette (nominee) : At Every Door a Ghost
	2024 Locus Award for Best Collection (nominee) : No One Will Come Back For Us
	2024 British Fantasy Award for Best Collection (nominee) : No One Will Come Back For Us
	2023 BSFA Award for Best Collection (nominee) : No One Will Come Back For Us
	2023 Aurora Award for Best Novel (nominee) : The Void Ascendant
	2022 Locus Award for Best Horror Novel (nominee) : A Broken Darkness
	2022 British Fantasy Award for Best Novella (nominee) : These Lifeless Things
	2022 British Fantasy Award for Best Horror Novel (nominee) : A Broken Darkness
	2022 Aurora Award for Best Novel (nominee) : A Broken Darkness
	2021 Locus Award for Best First Novel (nominee) : Beneath The Rising
	2021 British Fantasy Award for Best Horror Novel (nominee) : Beneath The Rising
	2021 Aurora Award for Best Novel (nominee) : Beneath The Rising

Premee Mohamed recommends

The Red Sacrament (2026)
Sara Hinkley
"The Red Sacrament is the vampire novel I did not know I hungered for all my life. Dense, erudite, complex, elegant, this impossibly-assured story presents satisfying answers to the obvious question: If you are dead, what remains worth living for."

Mercutio (2026)
Kate Heartfield
"Deftly confident, effortlessly poetic, MERCUTIO feels like a beloved and universal myth known for millennia, retold for modern readers. There are truths in this world; there are secrets; there are horrors; no one will teach us what is right to fear, and only stories can show us why love and loyalty still give us hope. Mercutio Guertio is an unforgettable hero - a young man both discovering and inventing himself, journeying fearlessly under all the wrong stars."

A Forest, Darkly (2026)
A G Slatter
"Hatchet-sharp, as relentless as the slicing of roots through bedrock, A Forest, Darkly is by turns tender, terrifying, and enthralling. Slatter's lyrical prose only heightens the pain of being forced to dig out the secrets of the past, like a poisoned sliver from a long-closed wound"

The Villa, Once Beloved (2025)
Victor Manibo
"For all its beauty, no saints, no heroes, no angels inhabit this villa - only ghosts and secrets. Manibo has crafted a pitch-perfect modern gothic, in which the personal is political and there is no such thing as the past: only facets of a dangerous and suffocating present."

Daedalus Is Dead (2025)
Seamus Sullivan
"Soars far above any retelling I have read -- twisty, poetic, beautiful, plumbing every depth of despair and height of joy possible in human, beast, and god. This book will destroy you."

Running Close to the Wind (2024)
Alexandra Rowland
"Simply a masterpiece. Uproariously funny, exquisitely witty, brimming with buckling of swashes and scuttling of butts, an adventure tale peppered with heartfelt moments and the power of friendship like so much grapeshot. Put me in a rowboat and tow me behind the ship if I tell a lie."

Rakesfall (2024)
Vajra Chandrasekera
"Luminous, wrenching, intense - Rakesfall left me breathless.... If this is not considered a work of genius, we have lost the meaning of the word."

Someone You Can Build a Nest In (2024)
John Wiswell
"Oozing with - among other things - Wiswell's inimitable charm and tenderness, this is a monstrous love story like nothing I've ever read before."

Last to Leave the Room (2023)
Caitlin Starling
"A bow-taut psychological thriller, a virtuoso science fiction tale, and above all an unsqueamish exploration of identity, ambition, cruelty and memory. It's a terrifying combination of tension and imagination that could only have come from the mind of Caitlin Starling -- no one else working in speculative fiction could have executed this with such style and confidence."

Black River Orchard (2023)
Chuck Wendig
"A fresh and unexpected horror feat, expertly drawing from the ancient, endless wells of our greatest fears."

Linghun (2023)
Ai Jiang
"Mother believes the dead deserve our full attention-Linghun asks us whether that's at the expense of the living. A dark, wise, and heartbreaking examination of grief and yearning, family and agency."

Sister, Maiden, Monster (2023)
Lucy A Snyder
"Unflinchingly gory, fast-paced and full of disasters both expected and unexpected ... you have never read another cosmic horror like this. It's impossible to look away."

Helpmeet (2022)
Naben Ruthnum
"An everyday tragedy spirals into a medical mystery and then into something much darker and more disquieting, executed in prose that glitters like candlelight on an open wound. I loved this intensely claustrophobic study of a complicated marriage twisting itself into something monstrous."

Face (2022)
Jaspreet Singh
"Dense with observation, this scalpel-sharp narrative flinches from nothing. It approaches memory, family, history, and the great oncoming disaster of the Anthropocene with courage bordering on fury."

More recommendations

Visitors also looked at these authors

About Fantastic Fiction Information for Authors