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Catriona Ward was born in Washington DC and grew up in the US, Kenya, Madagascar, Yemen and Morocco. She now lives in London where she works as a writer and researcher for Bianca Jagger's human rights foundation.
Genres: Horror, Fantasy
New Books
Novels
Rawblood (2015)
aka The Girl from Rawblood
Little Eve (2018)
The Last House on Needless Street (2021)
Sundial (2022)
Looking Glass Sound (2023)
aka The Girl from Rawblood
Little Eve (2018)
The Last House on Needless Street (2021)
Sundial (2022)
Looking Glass Sound (2023)
Collections
The Other Side of Never (2023) (with Guy Adams, A K Benedict, Edward Cox, A J Elwood, Paul Finch, Genevieve Gornichec, Muriel Gray, Alison Littlewood, Kirsty Logan, Seanan McGuire, Gama Ray Martinez, Laura Mauro, Premee Mohamed, Claire North, Laura Purcell, Cavan Scott, Priya Sharma, Robert Shearman, Anna Smith-Spark, Adrian Tchaikovsky, Lavie Tidhar, A C Wise and Rio Youers)
The Winter Spirits (2023) (with Bridget Collins, Imogen Hermes Gowar, Kiran Millwood Hargrave, Andrew Michael Hurley, Jess Kidd, Elizabeth Macneal, Natasha Pulley, Laura Purcell, Laura Shepherd-Robinson and Stuart Turton)
The Winter Spirits (2023) (with Bridget Collins, Imogen Hermes Gowar, Kiran Millwood Hargrave, Andrew Michael Hurley, Jess Kidd, Elizabeth Macneal, Natasha Pulley, Laura Purcell, Laura Shepherd-Robinson and Stuart Turton)
Catriona Ward recommends
Eden (2020)
Tim Lebbon
"Eden is both an eerie reimagining of our relationship with nature and a breathless page turning thriller. Tim Lebbon has created a vivid, wild world, filled with savagery and tenderness. It will haunt you."
Chasing the Boogeyman (2021)
Richard Chizmar
"Wonderful…a knotty mystery with an elegant resolution at its heart....It feels so original, dizzy-making in its expert layering of fact and fiction....A hymn to both innocence and to growing up."
A Narrow Door (2021)
(Malbry, book 4)
Joanne Harris
"Irresistibly readable, dark and brilliant with a masterful emotional punch."
Road of Bones (2022)
Christopher Golden
"Road of Bones is wonderful! The frozen waste is so vividly rendered, I felt the biting cold in my own bones and drew breath with the characters as they fought for survival against the vastness of nature. Gripping, eerie and ultimately beautiful. It's a breakneck speed adventure, with so much soul at its heart."
The Fervor (2022)
Alma Katsu
"The Fervor is heartbreaking, beautiful, and unputdownable. It turns the mirror of the past on the present, showing us what we could become if fear is allowed to defeat sense. It's a masterful accomplishment which will stay with me for a long time."
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