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Wendy N. Wagner grew up in a town so tiny it didnt even have a post office. With no television reception, she became a rabid reader, waiting impatiently for the bookmobiles fortnightly visit to her tiny hometown. Today, her family struggles to find room for her expanding book collection in their Portland, Oregon, home. She really likes books about horror movies, ecology, gardening, and vegan cooking.
Genres: Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction
Series
Space Toucans (with Erik Grove, Jessie Kwak, Andrew W McCollough, Remy Nakamura, Kate Ristau, Jeb R Sherrill, Jeb Sherrill and Mark Teppo)
1. 9LiveZ (2022)
1. 9LiveZ (2022)
Novels
Novellas and Short Stories
Series contributed to
Pathfinder Tales
19. Skinwalkers (2014)
34. Starspawn (2016)
Mother Bears (2016)
Winter's Wolves (2025)
19. Skinwalkers (2014)
34. Starspawn (2016)
Mother Bears (2016)
Winter's Wolves (2025)
Nightmare Magazine
137. Nightmare Magazine, Issue 137 (2024)
138. Nightmare Magazine, Issue 138 (2024)
137. Nightmare Magazine, Issue 137 (2024)
138. Nightmare Magazine, Issue 138 (2024)
Books containing stories by Wendy N Wagner
Where the Silent Ones Watch (2024)
Stories of the Borderland, the Night Land, the Sargasso Sea, and more!
edited by
James Chambers
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Wendy N Wagner recommends
Overgrowth (2025)
Mira Grant
"A piercing meditation on belonging and community with the pace and intensity of a blockbuster thriller, Overgrowth will leave you both full of thought and ready for more. Imaginative, exciting, and heart-felt: this is sci-fi horror at its best."
The Adventures of Mary Darling (2025)
Pat Murphy
"Pages fly as the mystery unfolds and Pat Murphy gives girls and mothers the thrilling adventures they deserve."
Senseless (2025)
Ronald Malfi
"In this thought-provoking new thriller, Ronald Malfi burrows into the human heart and carves out its darkest beats. Set against the background of Hollywood's magic and L.A.'s worst streets, Senseless is a gripping meditation on the nature of violence and the origin of evil. You'll want to read it again and again - but you might be too scared to."
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