 Caitlin Kittredge/Cherie Priest |
- Boneshaker 1,577 copies, 111 reviews
- Four and Twenty Blackbirds 485 copies, 23 reviews
- Dreadnought 439 copies, 28 reviews
- Bloodshot 211 copies, 26 reviews
- Clementine 198 copies, 15 reviews
- Wings to the Kingdom 172 copies, 5 reviews
- Not Flesh Nor Feathers 133 copies, 6 reviews
- Ganymede 131 copies, 11 reviews
- Fathom 127 copies, 13 reviews
- Dreadful Skin 112 copies, 7 reviews
- Hellbent 99 copies, 23 reviews
- Those Who Went Remain There Still 43 copies, 6 reviews
- Tanglefoot 15 copies, 3 reviews
- Eden Moore - Four and Twenty Blackbirds 2 copies
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Cherie Priest has 7 past events. (show)
Live Improvised Horror with readings by Wily Writers Event location: Historic University Theater, 5510 University Way, Seattle WA
Priest takes a turn to the darker side with an apocalyptic new thriller called Fathom. In it, primordial monsters and old gods ooze from the depths to destroy the world, and one teenage girl must fight to stop them. And Caitlin Kittredge returns readers to Nocturne City for a second adventure in which ... (more)Our panelists talk about really strange and neat things, many of which sit just outside the edge of normal, that they enjoy learning about and want to share with you.
Horror elements increasingly creep into Sci-Fi and Fantasy, especially in the urban settings. Why? Is there something basic in the nature of horror itself that translates into all genres? Do we just enjoy being scared so much that we want a taste of it in everything? Our panelists present their views.
The overlooked skill of city building in Urban Fantasy.
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Member ratingsAverage: No ratings.Related people/charactersImprove this authorCombine/separate worksAuthor divisionCherie Priest is currently considered a "single author." If one or more works are by a distinct, homonymous authors, go ahead and split the author. IncludesCherie Priest is composed of 2 names. You can examine and separate out names. Combine with…
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