Peter Watts calls himself "a reformed marine biologist." Canada's Globe and Mail calls him "one of the very best hard-SF writers alive." The two volumes of ßehemoth complete the trilogy he began with Starfish and Maelstrom. He is currently writing an unrelated literary novel involving space vampires for Tor. He lives in Toronto, Canada.
Awards: Jackson (2011), Hugo (2010) see all
Genres: Science Fiction
Series
Rifters
1. Starfish (1999)
2. Maelstrom (2001)
3. Behemoth: B-Max (2004)
4. Behemoth: Seppuku (2005)
1. Starfish (1999)
2. Maelstrom (2001)
3. Behemoth: B-Max (2004)
4. Behemoth: Seppuku (2005)
Novels
Collections
Ten Monkeys, Ten Minutes (1986)
Beyond the Rift (2013)
Peter Watts Is An Angry, Sentient Tumor (2019)
Beyond the Rift (2013)
Peter Watts Is An Angry, Sentient Tumor (2019)
Books containing stories by Peter Watts
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The Year's Top Hard Science Fiction Stories 8 (2024)
(Year's Top Hard Science Fiction Stories, book 8)
edited by
Allan Kaster
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The Year's Top Hard Science Fiction Stories 7 (2023)
(Year's Top Hard Science Fiction Stories, book 7)
edited by
Allan Kaster
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Exordia (2024)
Seth Dickinson
"Conceptually mindblowing. Viscerally horrific. Hofstadter meets Lovecraft during a really bad acid trip, but better written."
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Leech (2022)
Hiron Ennes
"If you've ever wondered what would happen if David Cronenberg and Edgar Allen Poe bumped into each other at the same parasitological conference, here's your answer."
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Rosebud (2022)
Paul Cornell
"A scream disguised as a giggle. Reading Rosebud is like going on an absurdist romp through a sunlit meadow with Douglas Adams, only to suddenly realize that you're deep in the forest and ol' Dougie has just slipped a knife between your ribs."
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