Award-winning and eight-time New York Times bestselling author
Christie Golden has written nearly fifty novels and several short
stories in the fields of science fiction, fantasy and horror. Among
her many projects are over a dozen Star Trek novels, a similar
number for gaming giant Blizzard's World of Warcraft and StarCraft
novels, three books in the nine-book Star Wars series, Fate of the
Jedi, which she co-wrote with Troy Denning and the late and greatly
missed Aaron Allston, and the novelization of Star Wars: The Clone
Wars unaired episodes, Dark Disciple, which many reviews and lists
have cited as the best of the new canon novels.
2014 saw the publication of no fewer than four novels. They were
the highly successful World of Warcraft novel, War Crimes;
Blackbeard: The Lost Journal, a companion book to the video game
"Assassin's Creed: Black Flag"; a second Assassin's Creed book,
"Assassin's Creed: Unity--Abstergo Employee Handbook" and The
Accidental Knight, a novel set in the world of Cryptozoic's online
card game, HEX.
2015 saw only one book published, but it was a big one- her fourth
Star Wars novel, Star Wars: The Clone Wars--Dark Disciple, novel
featuring the popular characters Asajj Ventress and Quinlan
Vos.
In 2016, Golden revisited two favorite franchises with Warcraft:
Durotan, the prequel novel to the movie, Warcraft, based on
Blizzard's games, as well as the official novelization of the film
itself. November 15 sees her returning to the world of Assassin's
Creed with Assassin's Creed: Heresy, in which she introduces
high-ranking Templar Simon Hathaway, who explores history at the
side of Joan of Arc. Her September short story "Promises to Keep,"
in the anthology Fractures, in contrast, marks her first
exploration into the world of Halo
Golden launched the TSR Ravenloft line in 1991 with her first
novel, the highly successful Vampire of the Mists, which introduced
elven vampire Jander Sunstar. To the best of her knowledge, she is
the creator of the elven vampire archetype in fantasy fiction.
Several original fantasy novels include On Fire's Wings, In Stone's
Clasp and Under Sea's Shadow, the first three in her multi-book
fantasy series "The Final Dance". She is delighted to see her first
original novels, Instrument of Fate and In Stone's Clasp, available
in an entirely new format as online books nearly fifteen years
after their original publication.
Prior to her job as prolific bestselling novelist, Golden attended
the University of Virginia, where she won the Clay E. Delauney
Award for Playwrighting. She worked at USA Today and served as an
editor at Orbit Video Magazine and The Retired Officer Magazine.
She also worked as a teacher with the Writer's Digest School, and
currently accepts clients for in-depth critiquing. You can find her
at christiegolden.com, on Facebook as Christie Golden, and on
Twitter @ChristieGolden.
Born in Atlanta, Georgia with stints in Michigan, Virginia,
Colorado, Tennessee, and Texas, Golden has returned to Virginia for
a spell.
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