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Scott Sigler
Scott Carl Sigler is a contemporary American author of science fiction and horror as well as an avid podcaster. Originally from Michigan he now resides in San Diego.
Genres: Young Adult Fantasy, Horror
Series
Galactic Football League
1. The Rookie (2009)
2. The Starter (2010)
3. The All-Pro (2011)
4. The MVP (2012)
5. The Champion (2014)
1. The Rookie (2009)
2. The Starter (2010)
3. The All-Pro (2011)
4. The MVP (2012)
5. The Champion (2014)
Galactic Football League Novellas
1. Title Fight (2012) (with Matt Wallace)
2. The Detective (2012) (with Matt Wallace)
3. The Reporter (2012) (with Mur Lafferty)
4. The Rider (2016) (with Paul E Cooley)
1. Title Fight (2012) (with Matt Wallace)
2. The Detective (2012) (with Matt Wallace)
3. The Reporter (2012) (with Mur Lafferty)
4. The Rider (2016) (with Paul E Cooley)
Scott Sigler recommends
Crescent (2009)
Phil Rossi
"Crescent is the last stop at the intergalactic crossroads of gritty sci-fi and pucker-inducing horror."
Descent (2009)
(7th Son Trilogy, book 1)
J C Hutchins
"Hutchins high-tech nightmares leap off the page and lodge in your brain like a literary headshot. Brilliant."
Island 731 (2013)
(Kaiju, book 1)
Jeremy Robinson
"Robinson blends myth, science and terminal velocity action like no one else."
Refuge Omnibus Edition (2014)
(Refuge)
Jeremy Bishop, Daniel S Boucher, Kane Gilmour, David McAfee, Jeremy Robinson and Robert Swartwood
"(Bishop) blends myth, science and terminal velocity action like no one else."
The Ghost Train to New Orleans (2014)
(Shambling Guides, book 2)
Mur Lafferty
"If Buffy grew up, got therapy and found a real job, it would look like this."
The Grey Bastards (2015)
(Lot Lands, book 1)
Jonathan French
"French flips the fantasy script as the monsters become the good guys, fueling an action-packed, sneakily smart adventure. Half orc and all badass, Jackal is a hero you won't soon forget."
The Waking Land (2017)
(Waking Land, book 1)
Callie Bates
"A simmering tale of magic that builds to a raging inferno, and hits like a cross between Brandon Sanderson and Pierce Brown."
Glimpse (2018)
Jonathan Maberry
"Maberry consistently delivers delightful dread, and GLIMPSE is his scariest yet."
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