Gwyneth Jones lives in Brighton with her husband and son. She won the Arthur C. Clarke Award for BOLD AS LOVE, the first book in this sequence; CASTLES MADE OF SAND is shortlisted for the British Science Fiction Award. She is the previous winner of the James Tiptree Memorial Award and two World Fantasy Awards; four of her previous books have been shortlisted for the Arthur C. Clarke Award.
Awards: Dick (2004), Clarke (2002), BSFA (1999), WFA (1996) see all
Genres: Science Fiction, Fantasy
Series
Bold as Love
1. Bold as Love (2001)
2. Castles Made of Sand (2002)
3. Midnight Lamp (2003)
4. Band of Gypsies (2005)
aka Band Of Gypsys
5. Rainbow Bridge (2006)
6. The Grasshopper's Child (2015)
1. Bold as Love (2001)
2. Castles Made of Sand (2002)
3. Midnight Lamp (2003)
4. Band of Gypsies (2005)
aka Band Of Gypsys
5. Rainbow Bridge (2006)
6. The Grasshopper's Child (2015)
Novels
Water in the Air (1977)
The Influence of Ironwood (1979)
The Exchange (1979)
Dear Hill (1980)
Escape Plans (1986)
Kairos (1988)
The Hidden Ones (1988)
Life (2004)
Spirit (2008)
Grazing the Long Acre (2009)
Proof of Concept (2017)
The Influence of Ironwood (1979)
The Exchange (1979)
Dear Hill (1980)
Escape Plans (1986)
Kairos (1988)
The Hidden Ones (1988)
Life (2004)
Spirit (2008)
Grazing the Long Acre (2009)
Proof of Concept (2017)
Collections
Identifying the Object (1993)
Seven Tales and a Fable (1995)
The Universe of Things (2011)
Future Dreams (2018) (with others)
Big Cat: And Other Stories (2019)
Seven Tales and a Fable (1995)
The Universe of Things (2011)
Future Dreams (2018) (with others)
Big Cat: And Other Stories (2019)
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Gwyneth Jones
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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Gwyneth Jones recommends
Finders (2018)
(Firstborn, Lastborn, book 1)
Melissa Scott
"Space Opera with a fine, wide sweep of time behind it, intriguing 'Clarkean' magical science, and an engaging, edgy threesome of central characters. Fun to read, and best of all, the promise of more to come."
Dangerous Space (2007)
Kelley Eskridge
"Characters slip from story to story, role to role, delineating a fascination with the ruthless hunger for sensation that possesses all great artists; and the complicity of those who love them. Kelley Eskridge's collection is a treat: unassuming, deceptively gentle, packing a subtle punch."
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