Kate Griffin
Kate Griffin is the name under which Carnegie Medal-nominated author, Catherine Webb, writes fantasy novels for adults. An acclaimed author of young adult books under her own name, Catherine's amazing debut, Mirror Dreams, was written when she was only fourteen years old, and garnered comparisons with Terry Pratchett and Philip Pullman.
Previous Books:
Stray Souls, The Minority Council, The Neon Court, The Midnight Mayor, A Madness of Angels
Author Bibliography
The Glass God
Kate Griffin
9780356500652 $19.99 Paperback - B Format July 2013
The second book in a new urban magic series from the author of the Matthew Swift novels set in London's hidden otherworld. (Full details)
Stray Souls
Kate Griffin
9780356500645 $19.99 Paperback - B Format November 2012
The first book in a new urban magic series from the author of the Matthew Swift novels set in London's hidden otherworld (Full details)
The Minority Council
Kate Griffin
9780356500638 $19.99 Paperback - B Format March 2012
The fourth novel detailing the adventures of resurrected sorcerer Matthew Swift in a tale of mystery, revenge and intrigue on the streets of a magical London. (Full details)
The Neon Court
Kate Griffin
9781841499017 $22.99 Paperback - B Format April 2011
The third novel detailing the adventures of resurrected sorcerer Matthew Swift, in a tale of mystery, revenge and intrigue on the streets of a magical London. (Full details)
The Midnight Mayor
Kate Griffin
9781841497341 $22.99 Paperback - B Format May 2010
A tale of mystery, revenge and intrigue on the streets of a magical London. (Full details)
A Madness Of Angels
Kate Griffin
9781841497334 $22.99 Paperback - B Format June 2009
A compelling, original blend of fantasy, noir and urban magic, by a bold new voice in modern fantasy. (Full details)
Upcoming Events
Kate Mosse in Melbourne!
22 May 2013 - 22 May 2013
NK Jemisin at Continuum 9 in Melbourne!
07 Jun 2013 - 10 Jun 2013
See Max Barry at Embiggen Books!
25 Jun 2013 - 25 Jun 2013
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27 May 2013 - 27 May 2013
Edward Rutherfurd in Melbourne
28 May 2013 - 28 May 2013







