Ian Tregillis is the son of a bearded mountebank and a discredited tarot card reader. He was born and raised in Minnesota, where his parents had landed after fleeing the wrath of a Flemish prince. (The full story, he's told, involves a Dutch tramp steamer and a stolen horse.) Nowadays he lives in New Mexico, where he consorts with writers, scientists and other disreputable types.
Genres: Fantasy, Science Fiction
Series
Milkweed Triptych
1. Bitter Seeds (2010)
1.5. What Doctor Gottlieb Saw (2011)
2. The Coldest War (2012)
3. Necessary Evil (2013)
1. Bitter Seeds (2010)
1.5. What Doctor Gottlieb Saw (2011)
2. The Coldest War (2012)
3. Necessary Evil (2013)
Series contributed to
Witch Who Came in From the Cold
The Witch Who Came in from the Cold (2017) (with Cassandra Rose Clarke, Max Gladstone, Lindsay Smith and Michael Swanwick)
The Witch Who Came In From The Cold: The Complete Season 1 (omnibus) (2017) (with Cassandra Rose Clarke, Max Gladstone, Lindsay Smith and Michael Swanwick)
The Witch Who Came in from the Cold (2017) (with Cassandra Rose Clarke, Max Gladstone, Lindsay Smith and Michael Swanwick)
The Witch Who Came In From The Cold: The Complete Season 1 (omnibus) (2017) (with Cassandra Rose Clarke, Max Gladstone, Lindsay Smith and Michael Swanwick)
Witch Who Came In From the Cold Season 2
The Witch Who Came In From The Cold: The Complete Season 2 (omnibus) (2017) (with Cassandra Rose Clarke, Max Gladstone, Lindsay Smith and Fran Wilde)
The Witch Who Came In From The Cold: The Complete Season 2 (omnibus) (2017) (with Cassandra Rose Clarke, Max Gladstone, Lindsay Smith and Fran Wilde)
Ian Tregillis recommends

For the Killing of Kings (2018)
(Ring-Sworn Trilogy, book 1)
Howard Andrew Jones
"Howard Andrew Jones, an aficionado nonpareil of heroic adventure, has surpassed himself. For the Killing of Kings is the opening salvo of a thrilling epic set in a world that only he could envision: a thunderous, sword-clanging treat."

Ring Shout (2020)
P Djèlí Clark
"A quick, compelling historical fantasy-horror, told with a great narrative voice and shot through with pit-of-the-stomach dread ? because the most terrifying elements are those drawn from real history. More Maryse Boudreaux adventures, please."
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