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Scott Sigler

Scott Carl Sigler is a contemporary American author of science fiction and horror as well as an avid podcaster. Originally from Michigan he now resides in San Diego.

Genres: Science Fiction, Horror, Young Adult Fantasy

Series

Silent Death, the Next Millennium
Sigurd Archdiocese (1997)
Asp Technocracy (1998)

Sun Symbol
1. Earthcore (2001)
2. Mount Fitz Roy (2021)

Infected
   1. Infected (2008)
   2. Contagious (2008)
   3. Pandemic (2014)

Galactic Football League
   1. The Rookie (2009)
   2. The Starter (2010)
   3. The All-Pro (2011)
   4. The MVP (2012)
   5. The Champion (2014)
   6. The Gangster (2021)
   The Stone Wolves (2021) (with J C Hutchins)

Color
   1. Blood Is Red (2011)
   2. Bones Are White (2012)
   3. Fire Is Orange (2019)

Galactic Football League Novellas
   1. Title Fight (2012) (with Matt Wallace)
   2. The Detective (2012) (with Matt Wallace)
   3. The Reporter (2012) (with Mur Lafferty)
   4. The Rider (2016) (with Paul E Cooley)
   5. The Reef (2019) (with Matt Wallace)

Generations Trilogy
   1. Alive (2015)
   2. Alight (2016)
   3. Alone (2017)

War Journal
1. Hunter Hunterson & Sons (2019)

Crypt
1. Shakedown (2023)

Slay (with Rob Otto)
1. Slay (2024)

Novels

   Ancestor (2007)
   Nocturnal (2011)
   Kissyman & the Gentleman (2014)
   Druden (2023) (with Adrian Picardi)

Series contributed to

Alien
Aliens: Phalanx (2020)

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Books containing stories by Scott Sigler

The Good, The Bad, & The Uncanny (2023)
Tales of a Very Weird West
edited by
Jonathan Maberry

Unbreakable (2023)
(Joe Ledger)
edited by
Jonathan Maberry and Bryan Thomas Schmidt

Weird Tales: 100 Years of Weird (2023)
edited by
Jonathan Maberry

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Award nominations

2020 Dragon Award for Best Media Tie-In Novel (nominee) : Aliens: Phalanx

Scott Sigler recommends

NecroTek (2024)
(Necrotek, book 1)
Jonathan Maberry
"Maberry paints a nightmarish picture of the future. Terrifying sci-fi/horror that blends Edgar Allan Poe's bleak darkness with Stanley Kubrick's haunting visions of soulless tech."

The Atrocity Engine (2024)
(Custodians of the Cosmos, book 1)
Tim Waggoner
"This is edge-of-your-seat Horror Fantasy. It's as if Stephen King wrote MEN IN BLACK!"

Shortcut (2023)
(Jason Maxx, book 1)
Bryan Thomas Schmidt
"A rocket ride into unexpected intensity and danger."

Cold as Hell (2022)
(Black Badge, book 1)
Rhett C Bruno and Jaime Castle
"Undead cowboy ronin delivering the Lord's justice in the Old West? Cold as Hell snared me like a lasso and never let go."

The Broken Room (2022)
Peter Clines
"The Professional meets Stranger Things for a heart-stopping ride through Clines's America."

The Apocalypse Seven (2021)
Gene Doucette
"Doucette’s ’seven’ aren’t just 'magnificent'—they're also entertaining as hell."

Wanderers (2019)
(Wanderers , book 1)
Chuck Wendig
"A riveting examination of America."

The Dreaming Tree (2019)
(Delta Devlin, book 1)
Matthew Mather
"Incredible detective Delta Devlin is a franchise character worth losing your head over."

Deliverance (2018)
(Hell Divers, book 3)
Nicholas Sansbury Smith
"A very satisfying postapocalyptic sci-fi...If this was turned into a movie, I'd be there on opening night...I loved it."

The Waking Land (2017)
(Waking Land, book 1)
Callie Bates
"A simmering tale of magic that builds to a raging inferno, and hits like a cross between Brandon Sanderson and Pierce Brown."

Nothing Short of Dying (2016)
(Clyde Barr, book 1)
Erik Storey
"Nothing short of thrilling…Erik Story is a gene splice of Lee Child and Joe Lansdale. In this modern-day gunslinger classic everyone is a bad guy and Clyde Barr is the baddest of them all."

The Grey Bastards (2015)
(Lot Lands, book 1)
Jonathan French
"French flips the fantasy script as the monsters become the good guys, fueling an action-packed, sneakily smart adventure. Half orc and all badass, Jackal is a hero you won't soon forget."

Tin Men (2015)
Christopher Golden
"When the human soul thrums inside machines of war, the ultimate weapon is born. Golden crafts a unique combination of Terminator and Saving Private Ryan."

The Ghost Train to New Orleans (2014)
(Shambling Guides, book 2)
Mur Lafferty
"If Buffy grew up, got therapy and found a real job, it would look like this."

Refuge Omnibus Edition (2014)
(Refuge)
Daniel S Boucher, Kane Gilmour, David McAfee, Jeremy Robinson and Robert Swartwood
"(Bishop) blends myth, science and terminal velocity action like no one else."

Island 731 (2013)
(Nemesis Saga)
Jeremy Robinson
"Robinson blends myth, science and terminal velocity action like no one else."

Dead Mech (2010)
(Apex Trilogy, book 1)
Jake Bible
"It's mechs. It's zombies. It's zombies in mechs. You already know you're going to buy it, so just get it over with."

Descent (2009)
(7th Son Trilogy, book 1)
J C Hutchins
"Hutchins high-tech nightmares leap off the page and lodge in your brain like a literary headshot. Brilliant."

Crescent (2009)
Phil Rossi
"Crescent is the last stop at the intergalactic crossroads of gritty sci-fi and pucker-inducing horror."

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