Cherie Priest is the author of I Am Princess X, her debut young adult novel which earned three starred reviews and was a YALSA Quick Pick for Reluctant Young Adult Readers. She is also the author of more than a dozen adult science fiction, fantasy, and horror novels, including Boneshaker, which won the Locus Award for Best Science Fiction Novel. She lives in Seattle, Washington
Genres: Science Fiction, Urban Fantasy, Horror, Young Adult Fiction, Mystery, Fantasy
Series
Eden Moore
1. Four and Twenty Blackbirds (2003)
2. Wings to the Kingdom (2006)
3. Not Flesh Nor Feathers (2007)
1. Four and Twenty Blackbirds (2003)
2. Wings to the Kingdom (2006)
3. Not Flesh Nor Feathers (2007)
Clockwork Century
1. Boneshaker (2009)
1.1. Clementine (2010)
1.2. Tanglefoot (2011)
2. Dreadnought (2010)
3. Ganymede (2011)
4. The Inexplicables (2012)
5. Fiddlehead (2013)
6. Jacaranda (2014)
1. Boneshaker (2009)
1.1. Clementine (2010)
1.2. Tanglefoot (2011)
2. Dreadnought (2010)
3. Ganymede (2011)
4. The Inexplicables (2012)
5. Fiddlehead (2013)
6. Jacaranda (2014)
Novels
Dreadful Skin (2007)
Fathom (2008)
Those Who Went Remain There Still (2008)
I Am Princess X (2015)
The Family Plot (2016)
Brimstone (2017)
Indigo (2017) (with others)
The Agony House (2018)
The Toll (2019)
Cinderwich (2024)
The Drowning House (2024)
Fathom (2008)
Those Who Went Remain There Still (2008)
I Am Princess X (2015)
The Family Plot (2016)
Brimstone (2017)
Indigo (2017) (with others)
The Agony House (2018)
The Toll (2019)
Cinderwich (2024)
The Drowning House (2024)
Collections
Novellas and Short Stories
Awards
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Cherie Priest recommends

The Navigating Fox (2023)
Christopher Rowe
"As clever and daring as its eponymous namesake, The Navigating Fox is a rich, weird fable--stocked with a vivid cast of characters in a world that's deeply peculiar, and completely fascinating."

The Iron Princess (2023)
Barbara Hambly
"Rich and complex, The Iron Princess is an absolute treat for fantasy fans. With thrilling characters and lush, nuanced world-building, this one will burn a hole through the nightstand and leave readers with wild dreams of family secrets, dynastic intrigue, and unexpected heroes who are so much more than they appear."

Number One Fan (2022)
Meg Elison
"A tense, creepy, and deeply spooky thriller that locks you down and wrings you out in the best way possible. I had other things to do today, but I couldn't put this down--so those things didn't get done. All Meg's fault. I hope she's happy, drat her."

Ymir (2022)
(Violet Wars, book 2)
Rich Larson
"Epic and Intimate in equal measure, this one's a joy from beginning to end."

Mine (2021)
Delilah S Dawson
"Spooky and twisty, with a killer setting and a determined heroine who won't take ghostly threats lying down."

The Twisted Ones (2019)
T Kingfisher
"A weird, shimmering story told with sharpness and grace - somehow both wild fairy tale and quiet, personal horror in equal measure. It's a strange and lovely balance, expertly crafted for daytime laughter or nighttime trembles."
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