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Brad R Torgersen



Brad R. Torgersen is a science fiction and fantasy author who debuted in the 26th volume of Writers of the Future, and has since gone on to publish in some of the genre's top venues, such as Analog Science Fiction & Fact magazine, Orson Scott Card's Intergalactic Medicine Show, and Galaxy's Edge magazine. In addition to winning the Writers of the Future award, Brad has also won two Analog Magazine 'AnLab' readers' choice awards, is a three-time Hugo award nominee, and has been nominated for both a Nebula and a Campbell award. A full-time healthcare tech geek by day, Brad is a part-time Chief Warrant Officer in the United States Army Reserve.
 

Genres: Science Fiction
 
Series
Zenophobia (with Craig Martelle)
   1. Heretic (2021)
   2. Messenger (2021)
   3. Extremist (2022)
   4. Exodus (2022)
   5. Conflagration (2022)
   6. Emancipation (2022)
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Novels
   The Chaplain's War (2014)
   A Star Wheeled Sky (2018)
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Collections
   Lights in the Deep (2013)
   Racers of the Night (2014)
   MAGA 2020 & Beyond (2017) (with others)
   Divided we Fall: One Possible Future (2020) (with others)
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Novellas and Short Stories
   Outbound (2011)
   Gemini 17 (2012)
   Ray of Light (2012)
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Series contributed to
Five by Five
   2. No Surrender (2012) (with others)
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Stellar Guild
   Red Tide (2014) (with Matthew Joseph Harrington and Larry Niven)
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Brad R Torgersen recommends
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Primordial Threat (2018)
(Exodus , book 1)
M A Rothman
"M.A. Rothman has combined the high-frontier space realism of Kim Stanley Robinson, with the big ideas and cosmic scope of Larry Niven, and paced it all like a Michael Crichton adventure. A terrific roller coaster ride, which hits the reader on several levels. Highly recommended."

Books containing stories by Brad R Torgersen
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Robosoldiers (2022)
Thank You for Your Servos
edited by
Stephen Lawson
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The Expanding Universe 7 (2021)
(Expanding Universe, book 7)
edited by
Craig Martelle

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Awards
John W. Campbell Best Book winner (2012) : Ray of Light


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