Katie Williams was born and raised in mid-Michigan. She earned her BA in English from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor and her MFA in creative writing from the Michener Center at the University of Texas at Austin.
Katie currently lives in San Francisco, California, where she works as a writing instructor at Academy of Art University. She loves Buffy the Vampire Slayer reruns, cinnamon ice cream, orange cats, and her husband, Ulysses Loken.
Katie currently lives in San Francisco, California, where she works as a writing instructor at Academy of Art University. She loves Buffy the Vampire Slayer reruns, cinnamon ice cream, orange cats, and her husband, Ulysses Loken.
Genres: Mystery, Science Fiction, Young Adult Fiction
Novels
The Space Between Trees (2010)
Absent (2013)
Tell the Machine Goodnight (2018)
aka The Happiness Machine
My Murder (2023)
Absent (2013)
Tell the Machine Goodnight (2018)
aka The Happiness Machine
My Murder (2023)
Books containing stories by Katie Williams
Real Unreal (2010)
Best American Fantasy Volume 3
(Best American Fantasy, book 3)
edited by
Kevin Brockmeier
Award nominations
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Katie Williams recommends
Thirteen Ways to Kill Lulabelle Rock (2024)
Maud Woolf
"A rollicking action-thriller, a clever satire on fame, and a touching meditation on identity - THIRTEEN WAYS TO KILL LULABELLE ROCK lives more lives than its cloned protagonist, each and every one of them a deep delight."
Ascension (2023)
Nicholas Binge
"A scintillating speculative mystery, a harrowing survival adventure, and a stirring love story - Nicholas Binge's Ascension is a mountain of a novel. I was whipping through the pages until I reached its peak."
Children of the Flying City (2022)
Jason Sheehan
"Children of the Flying City feels, at once, timeless and wondrously, gloriously new. Jason Sheehan has crafted the bones of a great story, the prickling flesh of unforgettable characters, the gasp of gorgeous language, and he's tucked a velvety, multi-chambered secret at the book's center."
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