LOIS H. GRESH NEW YORK TIMES BEST-SELLING AUTHOR

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LOIS GRESH is the New York Times Best-Selling Author (2008 & 2009), Publishers Weekly Best-Selling Paperback Author (2009), and Publishers Weekly Best-Selling Paperback Children’s Author (2009) of 21 books and several dozen short stories. Her books have been published in approximately 20 languages. Lois has received Bram Stoker Award, Nebula Award, Theodore Sturgeon Award, and International Horror Guild Award nominations for her books and stories.

Current book projects include:

• vampire novel BLOOD AND ICE (2010) — trade
• short story collection ELDRITCH EVOLUTIONS (2011) — trade
• dark novel DEADLY DIMENSIONS (2011) — hardcover

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News
If you like dark stories, horror, paranormal oddities, and whacked-out weirdness, then look for ELDRITCH EVOLUTIONS (2011).  It’s one of the two books I’ve always wanted to write!

And if you REALLY can’t get enough of dark stories, horror, paranormal oddities, and whacked-out weirdness, then stay tuned for DEADLY DIMENSIONS  in 2011. This is the other book that I’ve always wanted to write.

Here’s the detailed description of DEADLY DIMENSIONS from George Vanderburgh’s blog:

Deadly Dimensions and Other Blasphemies: A Novel and Short Weird Fiction by Lois H. Gresh (2011)

Since the early 1990’s, Lois H. Gresh has tied quantum physics and math to weird tales of dementia, altered realities, and nanotech-flesh conquests. She believes that our perceptions of reality are anthropomorphic visions, that the unknown far exceeds our self-centered views of the universe. Her earliest published stories merged science with the supernatural, producing acclaimed weird tales such as Snip My Suckers, Psychomildew Love, Let Me Make You Suffer, Digital Pistil, Cafebabe, Algorithms & Nasal Structures, Mandelbrot Moldrot, Where I Go, Mi-Go, and many others. Recent stories include There’s No Place Like Void, The Lagoon of Insane Plants, and Julia Brainchild; and the forthcoming Eldtrich Evolutions (2011) collects some of her favorite tales in one volume. Lois has waited ten years — since the release of her first novel in 1999 — to write a no-constraints creative novel springing from her roots in weird fiction. With Deadly Dimensions and Other Blasphemies from Arkham House (2011), Lois dishes up a book stuffed with the kind of dark fantasies, supernatural oddities, and whacked-out weirdness that launched her career. The novel, Deadly Dimensions, ties quantum physics and math to weird tales of dementia, altered realities, and nanotech-flesh conquests. And the Other Blasphemies are several new works of shorter fiction from Lois H. Gresh: Arkham’s Mistress of the Weird.

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Available now! Nada Nother Night in INHUMAN MAGAZINE , Oct 2009.

In 2010, look for TALES OUT OF MISKATONIC (Mythos Books), which features my new story, There’s No Place Like Void.

In 2010, look for ANCIENT SHADOWS (Elder Signs Press), which features my new story, The Lagoon of Insane Plants.

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Summary  

• New York Times Best-Seller List for 6 weeks (2008 & 2009)
• Publishers Weekly Best-Selling Paperback Author (2009)
• Publishers Weekly Best-Selling Paperback Children’s Author (2009)
• During the past 10 years, I’ve written 21 books
• My work is in approximately 20 countries
• Guest of Honor Writer 7 times
• #8 of the Top Best-Selling YA Books of the Science Fiction Book Club in December 2008
• Teen novels endorsed by the American Library Association and the Voice of Youth Advocates

 

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Random Book Covers

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Partial List of Books
(more reviews to be posted) 

• The Termination Node, Random House/Del Rey, thriller, adult, 1999 hc/pbReceived excellent reviews in the New York Times Book Review, the New York Review of Science Fiction, and Publisher’s Weekly, among othersFeatured by the Science Fiction Book ClubUSA Today Best-Seller List, week of release, 1999Science Fiction Writers of America Nebula preliminary ballot for Best Novel of the Year     Â

  “[A] breathless computer-driven technothriller.”
  –The New York Times Book Review

  “An exciting plot that boasts enough authentic high-tech detail to make the criminal possibilities of electronic finance seem very real, and just a few mouse clicks away.”
  –Publishers Weekly

  “Breathless Net-scapade of feisty, socially challenged computer adepts.”
  –Kirkus Reviews

  “One step removed from Tom Clancy, one step closer than William Gibson, The Termination Node is a cyberthriller about reality just waiting to happen.”
  –Kevin J. Anderson, New York Times Best-Selling Author

  “The Termination Node is a frightening and exhilarating cautionary tale that rips along like ASCII through a T-1 line.”
  –F. Paul Wilson, New York Times Best-Selling Author

• The Computers of Star Trek, Basic Books, science, adult, 2000 hc/trade
• DragonBall Z, St. Martin’s Press, young adult humor, 2000 trade
• TechnoLife 2020, novella, ECW Press, adult, 2001 trade
• Chuck Farris and the Tower of Darkness, novel, young adult, ECW Press, 2001 trade
• Chuck Farris and the Labyrinth of Doom, novel, young adult, ECW Press, 2001 trade
• Chuck Farris and the Cosmic Storm, novel, young adult, ECW Press, 2002 trade
• The Science of Superheroes, John Wiley & Sons, speculative science, adult, 2002 hc/trade
• The Science of Supervillains, John Wiley & Sons, speculative science, adult, 2004 hc/trade
• The Science of James Bond, John Wiley & Sons, speculative science, adult, 2006 trade
• The Science of Anime, speculative science, adult, 2005 trade
• Exploring Lemony Snicket, St. Martin’s Press, young adult, 2004 hc
• The Unauthorized Eragon Guide, St. Martin’s Press, young adult, 2006 trade
• The Unauthorized Guide to His Dark Materials, St. Martin’s Press, speculative science, young adult/adult, 2007 trade
• The Science of Stephen King, John Wiley & Sons, speculative science, adult, 2007 hc
• The Fan’s Unauthorized Guide to the Spiderwick Chronicles, St. Martin’s Press, young adult, 2007 trade
• The Unauthorized Guide to Artemis Fowl, St. Martin’s Press, young adult, 2008 trade
• The Many Mysteries of Indiana Jones , John Wiley & Sons, adult, 2008 trade
• The Twilight Companion – The Unauthorized Guide to the Series , St. Martin’s Press, young adult, 2008 trade
• Second Edition of The Twilight Companion – The Unauthorized Guide to the Series , St. Martin’s Press, young adult, 2009 trade
• Blood and Ice – Vampire Horror Novel, forthcoming 2010
• Eldritch Evolutions – Weird Fiction Reprints + Originals!, forthcoming 2011
• Deadly Dimensions and Other Blasphemies, forthcoming 2011

Staff book reviewer- www.scifi.com, Science Fiction Cable Channel, Nov 2004-Dec 2009, RIP

Highlights

• Writer Guest, Batman Tech, History Channel, airs often
• Writer Guest (GOH) Speaker, Hofstra University Conference, November 2007
• Writer Guest (GOH) Speaker, New York Academy of Sciences, NYC, November 2007
• Writer Guest (GOH) Speaker, The Century Club, Rochester, NY, September 2007
• Writer Guest (GOH) Speaker, University Librarian Conference, Colorado, June 2007
• After Dinner Speaker, Ninth Rochester International Conference on Coherence and Quantum Optics, June 2007
• Writer Guest (GOH) and Speaker, Perugia Science Festival, Italy, 2006
• Featured by Scientific American Book Club, Science Fiction Book Club, and Library of Science Book Club
• Featured in New York Times Book Review, USA Today, Science News, Publisher’s Weekly, National Geographic, Physics Today, New Scientist, U.S. News and World Report, Entertainment Weekly, many others
• On Nebula preliminary ballot for Best Novel of 1999, Science Fiction Writers of America, Inc.
• On national fiction ballots six times for Best Story of the Year
• Won national award for best modern cyborg science fiction; story published in international graduate-level Cyborg Handbook/Routledge Press
• Television: Interviewed on national Fox News television, BBC World Science News, live news programs & talk shows in NYC, Connecticut, Virginia, Rochester, Canada; featured in Batman Tech, History Channel; interviewed by television producers from Discovery Channel, ABC News
• Radio: Interviewed by hundreds of radio stations, including National Public Radio, the BBC, 5 cable networks in Canada
• Best of Show Award (top award given), Rochester Society for Technical Communications, 2003, for The Science of Superheroes; entry went to the International Competition
• Teen science books and novels endorsed by the American Library Association, Voice of Youth Advocates, School Library Journal, Today’s Librarian
• Books published in approximately 20 languages & available worldwide: Italy, Japan, Spain, Russia, Germany, Portugal, France, Brazil, Thailand, Korea, China, Estonia, England, Canada/French, Finland, Poland, Czech, etc.

Partial List of Short Stories

• Cafebabe, INFINITE LOOP SF ANTHOLOGY, Miller Freeman hardcover, 1993
• Watch Me If You Can, INFINITE LOOP SF ANTHOLOGY, Miller Freeman hardcover, 1993
• Digital Pistil, TALES OF THE UNANTICIPATED, November 1994; THE CYBORG HANDBOOK, Routledge Press, 1995 (story was sole winner of national contest and represents future of cyborg SF); 1994 YEAR’S BEST FANTASTIC FICTION
• AnOde to Thee: or Surfing those Tubular Waves, MINDSPARKS SF, 1994
• Mandelbrot Moldrot, MISKATONIC UNIVERSITY, DAW Books, November 1996
• Let Me Make You Suffer, INTERZONE, Spring 1995
• Algorithms & Nasal Structures, ABORIGINAL SF, Summer 1998
• Sole Man, HOT BLOOD: FEAR THE FEVER, Pocket Books, July 1996 (story was on the 1996 HWA Stoker Award Ballot; story received Honorable Mention in 1996 YEAR’S BEST FANTASY & HORROR, St. Martin’s Press)
• Snip My Suckers, 100 VICIOUS LITTLE VAMPIRES, Barnes & Noble, 1995 (story was on the 1995 HWA Stoker Award Ballot; story received Honorable Mention in 1995 YEAR’S BEST FANTASY & HORROR, St. Martin’s Press)
• Psychomildew Love, 100 WICKED LITTLE WITCHES, Barnes & Noble, 1995 (story was on the 1995 HWA Stoker Award Ballot)
• Cocci’s Blood-Fueled Feud, 100 VICIOUS LITTLE VAMPIRES, Barnes & Noble, 1995
• Fish Witch, 100 WICKED LITTLE WITCHES, Barnes & Noble, 1995
• Birches & Murk, HORROR A DAY, Barnes & Noble, August/September 1998
• Engorged Pereute, HORROR A DAY, Barnes & Noble, August/September 1998
• The Last Real Rat, THE URBANITE, 1997
• Lucky Albumin, THE URBANITE, 1997
• Where I Go, Mi-Go, SINGERS OF STRANGE SONGS, Chaosium Press, 1997
• Memories of Home, TERMINAL FRIGHT, 1993
• The Adventure of the Parisian Gentleman, NEW SHERLOCK HOLMES ADVENTURES, Robinson Publishing (London) and Carroll & Graf, Mike Ashley, ed., 1997
• Julius Caesar: Three Meetings and a Funeral, SHAKESPEAREAN DETECTIVES (also: MORE SHAKESPEAREAN WHODUNNITS), Robinson Publishing (London) and Carroll & Graf, Mike Ashley, ed., 1998
• Death Rides the Elevator, LOCKED ROOM MYSTERIES AND IMPOSSIBLE CRIMES, Robinson Publishing (London) and Carroll & Graf, Mike Ashley, ed., 2000
• Nada Nother Nite, INHUMAN MAGAZINE, AllenK, ed.,October 2009
• Murder in Monkeyland, LOCKED ROOM MYSTERIES AND IMPOSSIBLE CRIMES — VOLUME 2, Robinson Publishing (London) and Carroll & Graf, Mike Ashley, ed., 2006
• There’s No Place Like Void, TALES OUT OF MISKATONIC, Mythos Books, 2009 – forthcoming
• The Lagoon of Insane Plants, ANCIENT SHADOWS, Elder Signs Press, 2009 – forthcoming
• Julia Brainchild, HUNGRY FOR YOUR LOVE: AN ANTHOLOGY OF ZOMBIE ROMANCE, e-format from Ravenous Romance, Oct 2009; print edition from St. Martin’s Press, Oct 2010 – forthcoming

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