Ben H. Winters (Benjamin Allen H. Winters) is an American author, journalist and playwright. He is best known for the 2009 parody novel Sense and Sensibility and Sea Monsters, which reached the New York Times best seller list in September 2009. He lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Awards: Dick (2013), Edgar (2013) see all
Genres: Science Fiction, Thriller, Mystery, Young Adult Fiction, Horror
Series
Novels
The Secret Life of Ms. Finkleman (2010)
The Bonus Room (2011)
aka Bedbugs
The Mystery of the Missing Everything (2011)
Underground Airlines (2016)
Golden State (2019)
Q&A (2021)
The Quiet Boy (2021)
Self Help (2022)
Stranger (2023)
Big Time (2024)
The Bonus Room (2011)
aka Bedbugs
The Mystery of the Missing Everything (2011)
Underground Airlines (2016)
Golden State (2019)
Q&A (2021)
The Quiet Boy (2021)
Self Help (2022)
Stranger (2023)
Big Time (2024)
Collections
Series contributed to
Worst Case Scenario
New York City (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
Middle School (2009) (with David Borgenicht and Robin Epstein)
Cars (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
Cats (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
Meetings (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
San Francisco (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
Man Skills (2010) (with David Borgenicht and Joshua Piven)
Paranormal (2011) (with David Borgenicht)
New York City (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
Middle School (2009) (with David Borgenicht and Robin Epstein)
Cars (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
Cats (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
Meetings (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
San Francisco (2009) (with David Borgenicht)
Man Skills (2010) (with David Borgenicht and Joshua Piven)
Paranormal (2011) (with David Borgenicht)
Plays show
Non fiction show
Books containing stories by Ben H Winters
The Highway Kind (2016)
Tales of Fast Cars, Desperate Drivers, and Dark Roads
edited by
Patrick Millikin
More books
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Ben H Winters recommends
The Impossible Fortress (2017)
Jason Rekulak
"Part love story, part coming-of-age tale, and part heist picture, The Impossible Fortress is an endlessly clever novel about friendship, heartache and computers - all rendered with the bright colors and buoyant spirit of Q*bert for the Commodore 64."
IQ (2016)
(IQ, book 1)
Joe Ide
"Joe Ide has got all the pre-requisites of a great mystery writer: an acerbic wit, a craftsman's mastery of pace, and a clear-eyed but big-hearted view of humankind. His humble and low-key hero, a P.I. named IQ, is a joy to spend time with, and once you've hung out in this Los Angeles of two-bit thugs, half-baked capers, and big scary dogs, you'll be as excited as I am for a sequel."
The Midnight Guardian (2009)
(Millennial, book 1)
Sarah Jane Stratford
"Wickedly clever... vampires in Nazi Germany is a great idea, and the writing is every bit as good as the book."
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