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Tessa Gratton was born in Okinawa, Japan and traveled around because her dad was in the US Navy. She graduated from University of Kansas in 2003 with a degree in Gender Studies.
Despite having traveled all over the world, she settled in Kansas where the sunsets are all in Technicolor, with her partner, two cats, and a mutant mutt named Grendel.
Despite having traveled all over the world, she settled in Kansas where the sunsets are all in Technicolor, with her partner, two cats, and a mutant mutt named Grendel.
Genres: Young Adult Fantasy, Fantasy, Science Fiction, Children's Fiction, Romance
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Series
Curiosities (with Maggie Stiefvater and Brenna Yovanoff)
1. The Curiosities (2012)
2. The Anatomy of Curiosity (2015)
1. The Curiosities (2012)
2. The Anatomy of Curiosity (2015)
United States of Asgard
1. The Lost Sun (2013)
2. The Strange Maid (2014)
Glory's Teeth (2014)
Gold Runner (2014)
Lady Berserk (2014)
The Weight of Stars (2014)
3. The Apple Throne (2015)
1. The Lost Sun (2013)
2. The Strange Maid (2014)
Glory's Teeth (2014)
Gold Runner (2014)
Lady Berserk (2014)
The Weight of Stars (2014)
3. The Apple Throne (2015)
Series contributed to
Star Wars: The High Republic (Young Adult)
4. Path of Deceit (2022) (with Justina Ireland)
6. Tales of Light and Life (2021) (with others)
7. Defy the Storm (2024) (with Justina Ireland)
4. Path of Deceit (2022) (with Justina Ireland)
6. Tales of Light and Life (2021) (with others)
7. Defy the Storm (2024) (with Justina Ireland)
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Tessa Gratton recommends
The Raven Scholar (2025)
(Eternal Path Trilogy, book 1)
Antonia Hodgson
"With an intricate plot and obsession-worthy characters, The Raven Scholar subverts tropes to create a thrilling, fun, and shocking mystery."
A Taste of Gold and Iron (2022)
(Taste of Gold and Iron, book 1)
Alexandra Rowland
"A Taste of Gold and Iron is a slow-burn romance flush with sexy, complicated relationships, founded on the ethics of duty and love. As indulgent and satisfying as your favourite fan fiction."
Kiss & Tell (2022)
Adib Khorram
"For queer readers of every age who've been made to feel like nothing but a dirty word, Kiss & Tell is a brilliant takedown of exploitations of queerness and the policing of teens, filled with heartache, hilarity, friends-for-life, and stadium-sized queer joy."
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