Canadian, biologist, award-winning and now CSFFA Hall of Fame author/editor, for the past 25 years Julie E. Czerneda has shared her curiosity about living things and optimism about life through her science fiction and fantasy, published by DAW Books, NY. With her partner Roger Czerneda, she lives in a small town outside Ottawa, Ontario, in a grand century home with plenty of room for her books and his photographs. When not walking along the river or wilding their yard, they’ll be off to canoe Algonquin Park, their happy place.
Julie is represented by Sara Megibow of KT Literary: contact@ktliterary.com
Latest Release
We’re celebrating my 25th anniversary in fiction and DAW with a collection of my short stories for you. I’ve added notes to each and, bonus? There’s an all-new Night’s Edge novella! Cover and interior design by Roger H. Czerneda.
Latest Release
I went big in my latest science fiction standalone (my new aliens included) to explore what I find most intimate and precious about us. Community. Curiosity and imagination. Above all, the drive to understand what isn’t us at all.
Back to Marrowdell!
Jenn Nalynn. The truthseer, Bannan Larmensu. House toads galore and, of course, the return of Wisp, a most-opinionated dragon. Those you (and I) loved from A Turn of Light are back, with more wonder, wild magic, and surprises!
Next Event!
October 5th 2 pm ET DAW Library Book Buzz!!! Join me and Bradley P. Beaulieu as we talk about our upcoming new titles AND DAW editors Betsy Wollheim, Navah Wolfe, and Katie Hoffman as they discuss trends in fantasy. All are welcome–esp librarians (we LOVE librarians)–and you can win prizes! This is a free online event that requires you to register ahead of time. Click here for link!
My September
- It’s my favourite time of year. Still enjoying the warmth of summer each day, but night’s (in Ontario) now require a cosy blanket. Every possible food is bursting from farms and gardens–including ours–and nothing taste better than fresh picked. YUM! There’s a smidge of pressure. Make jam! Fill freezer! Be ready! But those are familiar, welcome tasks. For the first fall in a while I don’t have a book to launch. I plan to use that extra time wisely. Write things. Help family. See friends. Stargaze. Because next spring? Oh that’s going to be nice and busy.