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Lavie Tidhar


Israel

Lavie Tidhar grew up on a kibbutz in Israel and lived in South Africa and the UK. Most recently he's lived in the Banks islands of Vanuatu, in the South Pacific, one of the most remote and isolated places on Earth. He currently lives in South East Asia.
 

Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror, Historical
 
New Books
September 2023

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Adama
 
Novels
   The Tel Aviv Dossier (2009) (with Nir Yaniv)
   Osama (2011)
   A Man Lies Dreaming (2012)
   The Violent Century (2013)
   Candy (2018)
   Unholy Land (2018)
   New Atlantis (2020)
   The Candy Mafia (2020)
   The Big Blind (2020)
   The Escapement (2021)
   The Lunacy Commission (2021)
   Maror (2022)
   Adama (2023)
   The Circumference of the World (2023)
   Six Lives (2024)
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Collections
   Triquorum One (2006) (with others)
   Hebrewpunk (2007)
   Dark Currents (2012) (with others)
   Stories of Hope and Wonder (2020) (with others)
   Some of the Best of Tor.com 2021 (2022) (with others)
   The Other Side of Never (2023) (with others)
   Reports From the Deep End (2023) (with others)
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Anthologies edited
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Novellas and Short Stories
   An Occupation of Angels (2005)
   Cloud Permutations (2010)
   Jesus and the Eightfold Path (2011)
   Martian Sands (2013)
   Dragonkin (2013)
   Selfies (2014)
   Terminal (2016)
   The Old Dispensation (2017)
   Yiwu (2018)
   The Vanishing Kind (2018)
   In Xanadu (2019)
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Non fiction
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Series contributed to
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Awards
John W Campbell Memorial Award Best Novel nominee (2012) : Osama
World Fantasy Best Novel winner (2012) : Osama
British Fantasy Society Best Novel nominee (2015) : A Man Lies Dreaming
Arthur C. Clarke Award Best Book nominee (2017) : Central Station
John W Campbell Memorial Award Best Novel winner (2017) : Central Station
John W Campbell Memorial Award Best Novel nominee (2019) : Unholy Land


Lavie Tidhar recommends
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One Mile and Two Days Before Sunset (2022)
(Lost Detective Trilogy, book 1)
Shimon Adaf
"In Shimon Adaf's Lost Detective Trilogy, what begins as conventional mystery becomes by degrees a brilliant deconstruction not just of genre but of our own search for meaning. Both profound and compulsively readable, these books demand to be devoured."
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The City Inside (2022)
Samit Basu
"The City Inside is a triumphant exploration of near-future India that is as compelling as it is urgent. Don't miss this one."
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Notes from the Burning Age (2021)
Claire North
"An impassioned, urgent and compelling new work that burns as bright as the fires of our own burning age. This is not to be missed."
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The Album of Dr. Moreau (2021)
Daryl Gregory
"Daryl Gregory is terrific, and The Album of Dr Moreau continues his high-roller, high-stakes streak of awesome. I laughed on page one, was horrified by page thirteen, and was delighted till the very end."
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Untamed Shore (2020)
Silvia Moreno-Garcia
"A sense of inevitable dread builds from seemingly innocuous events in this masterful crime debut from Silvia Moreno-Garcia. The period detail is fantastic, the Mexican setting vibrant and fresh, and the noir is as murky as seawater after a shark feeding frenzy. I loved it!"
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The Sisters of the Winter Wood (2018)
Rena Rossner
"An enthralling debut."

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