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Ferrett Steinmetz
Ferrett Steinmetz is a graduate of both the Clarion Writers' Workshop and Viable Paradise, and has been nominated for the Nebula Award, for which he remains stoked.
Ferrett has a moderately popular blog, The Watchtower of Destruction, wherein he talks about bad puns, relationships, politics, videogames, and more bad puns. He's written four computer books, including the still-popular-after-two-years Wicked Cool PHP.
He lives in Cleveland with his wife, who he couldn't imagine living without.
Ferrett has a moderately popular blog, The Watchtower of Destruction, wherein he talks about bad puns, relationships, politics, videogames, and more bad puns. He's written four computer books, including the still-popular-after-two-years Wicked Cool PHP.
He lives in Cleveland with his wife, who he couldn't imagine living without.
Genres: Urban Fantasy, Science Fiction
New and upcoming books
Series
Dragon Kings Of Oklahoma
1. Dragon Kings Of Oklahoma (2024)
2. Fae Lords of Oklahoma (2024)
3. The Hippogriff Riders Of Oklahoma (2024)
1. Dragon Kings Of Oklahoma (2024)
2. Fae Lords of Oklahoma (2024)
3. The Hippogriff Riders Of Oklahoma (2024)
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Books containing stories by Ferrett Steinmetz
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Ferrett Steinmetz recommends
The Circus Infinite (2022)
Khan Wong
"The Circus Infinite is both elegiac and majestic, with vibrant characters and a real sense of art at its heart. It soars like a trapeze artist."
The Last Sun (2018)
(Tarot Sequence, book 1)
K D Edwards
"Sharp dialogue, plus characters you want to follow around just to see what happens next . . . What’s not to love?"
An Oath of Dogs (2017)
Wendy N Wagner
"An Oath of Dogs nails the rough-hewn feel of a frontier town, then mixes it up with intergalactic corporate intrigue and alien biology. It's like Lake Wobegon mashed up with a Michael Crichton thriller, as unlikely a melding of cultures as the world of Huginn itself, creating a story that mashes massive questions of religion and ethics together with the joy of science and discovery."
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