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Kendare Blake is the New York Times bestselling author of several novels and short stories. Her work is sort of dark, always violent, and features passages describing food from when she writes while hungry. She was born in July in Seoul, South Korea, but doesn’t speak a lick of Korean, as she was packed off at a very early age to her adoptive parents in the United States. That might be just an excuse, though, as she is pretty bad at learning foreign languages. She lives and writes in Gig Harbor, Washington, with her husband, their cat son Tyrion Cattister, red Doberman dog son Obi-Dog Kenobi, rottie mix dog daughter Agent Scully, and naked Sphynx cat son Armpit McGee.
 

Genres: Young Adult Fantasy
 
New and upcoming books
September 2024

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Warrior of Legend
(Heromaker, book 2)
Series
Anna
   1. Anna Dressed in Blood (2011)
   2. Girl of Nightmares (2012)
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Goddess War
   0.1. The Dogs of Athens (2015)
   0.5. When Gods and Vampires Roamed Miami (2014)
   1. Antigoddess (2013)
   2. Mortal Gods (2014)
   3. Ungodly (2015)
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Three Dark Crowns
   0.5. The Young Queens (2017)
   1. Three Dark Crowns (2016)
   2. One Dark Throne (2017)
   2.5. The Oracle Queen (2018)
   3. Two Dark Reigns (2018)
   4. Five Dark Fates (2019)
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Heromaker
   1. Champion of Fate (2023)
   2. Warrior of Legend (2024)
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Novels
   Sleep Walk Society (2011)
   Violent Ends (2015) (with others)
   All These Bodies (2021)
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Series contributed to
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Kendare Blake recommends
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Dragonfruit (2024)
Makiia Lucier
"Full of adventure and fascinating lore, the world of Makiia Lucier's marvelous Dragonfruit is one I would have loved to linger in were I not so feverishly turning the pages. One of the rare books that had me at the first chapter. I LOVE THESE SEADRAGONS!"
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Heartless Hunter (2024)
The Crimson Moth

(Crimson Moth, book 1)
Kristen Ciccarelli
"A steamy game of cat and mouse between witch and witch-hunter, played out against a backdrop of opulence, secrets, and bloody history. I couldn't look away."
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Dead Things Are Closer Than They Appear (2024)
Robin Wasley
"Loaded with imaginative details, mean fluffy cats, and a heroine you'll have no problem rooting for, Robin Wasley's Dead Things Are Closer Than They Appear is the most fun you can have when trying to survive a magical hellscape. If you've ever watched a zombie apocalypse movie and thought, well, I'd just die instantly - read this and feel some hope."

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Books containing stories by Kendare Blake
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Wink (2024)
Young Adult Tales that Wink at Classic Children's Books
edited by
Henry Herz
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His Hideous Heart (2019)
Thirteen of Edgar Allan Poe's Most Unsettling Tales Reimagined
edited by
Dahlia Adler

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