David Liss was born in 1966 and grew up in south Florida. He is currently a doctoral candidate in the Department of English at Columbia University. He lives in New York City.
Awards: Macavity (2001), Edgar (2001), Barry (2001) see all
Genres: Historical Mystery, Young Adult Fantasy, Science Fiction, Horror, Mystery, Historical
Series
Benjamin Weaver
1. A Conspiracy of Paper (2000)
2. A Spectacle of Corruption (2004)
3. The Devil's Company (2009)
4. Day of Atonement (2014)
The Double Dealer (2017)
1. A Conspiracy of Paper (2000)
2. A Spectacle of Corruption (2004)
3. The Devil's Company (2009)
4. Day of Atonement (2014)
The Double Dealer (2017)
Novels
The Coffee Trader (2003)
The Ethical Assassin (2006)
The Whiskey Rebels (2008)
The Twelfth Enchantment (2011)
The Peculiarities (2021)
The Ethical Assassin (2006)
The Whiskey Rebels (2008)
The Twelfth Enchantment (2011)
The Peculiarities (2021)
Collections
Men Seeking Women (2001) (with Po Bronson and Alexander Parsons)
Four Summoner's Tales (2013) (with others)
Four Summoner's Tales (2013) (with others)
Novellas and Short Stories
Series contributed to
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David Liss recommends
The Legend of Charlie Fish (2023)
Josh Rountree
"Equal parts touching and bizarre, The Legend of Charlie Fish is a weird western with heart, and is a completely delightful read from start to finish."
Shadow of the Lions (2017)
Christopher Swann
"A wonderful coming of age story, a taut emotional rollercoaster, and a hell of a debut. Christopher Swann hits the sweet spot with a novel that has a gripping plot, beautifully rendered characters, and an accomplished style. I loved it."
The House of Velvet and Glass (2012)
Katherine Howe
"Katherine Howe follows up her amazing debut with The House of Velvet and Glass, a thoughtful journey into the realms of the supernatural that inhabits its source material with effortless ease and charm. A totally absorbing read peopled with characters who will haunt readers' minds."
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