Cherie Priest
(1975 - )Cherie Priest is a Florida native, born in 1975. In 2002 she graduated from the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga with an M.A. in Rhetoric/Professional writing, and a B.A. from Southern Adventist University in Collegedale, TN. She lives, with her husband, in Seattle, Washington. Priest's published writing style thus far falls into the Southern Gothic genre as well as the Horror genre. She has also written several short stories, most of which can be categorized as Horror or Science fiction.
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)
The Family Plot (2016)
Brimstone (2017)
Indigo (2017) (with Kelley Armstrong, Christopher Golden, Charlaine Harris, Tim Lebbon, Jonathan Maberry, Seanan McGuire, James A Moore, Mark Morris and Kat Richardson)
Fathom (2008)
Those Who Went Remain There Still (2008)
The Family Plot (2016)
Brimstone (2017)
Indigo (2017) (with Kelley Armstrong, Christopher Golden, Charlaine Harris, Tim Lebbon, Jonathan Maberry, Seanan McGuire, James A Moore, Mark Morris and Kat Richardson)
Omnibus
Novellas
Awards
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Cherie Priest recommends
 Happy Hour of the Damned (2008) (Amanda Feral, book 1) Mark Henry "More brisk, batty, raunchy, and catty than a room full of cougars with a margarita machine. Happy Hour of the Damned is funny as hell." | The Labyrinth of the Dead (2010) (Penemue trilogy, book 2) Sara M Harvey "Labyrinth of the Dead is a sensual, apocryphil nightmare - an exquisite adventure that manages to be both epic and personal, sweet and vicious." | Mechanique (2011) Genevieve Valentine "Mechanique is a brutal gem of a novel - a fierce, gilded textual circus." |
Bad Mojo (2014) (Zora Banks, book 1) Shane Berryhill "Berryhill's brand of southern-fried, supernatural noir is something to behold." | Flex (2015) (Mancer, book 1) Ferrett Steinmetz "Sharp, weird, and wildly innovative." | Winter Tide (2017) (Innsmouth Legacy, book 1) Ruthanna Emrys "An innovative gem that turns Lovercraft on his head with cleverness and heart." |
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