Garth Nix
Garth Nix
b. 19 July 1963 · From Australia- Books
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Garth Richard Nix (born 19 July 1963) is an Australian writer of fantasy for children and young adults. Born in Melbourne and now living in Sydney, he worked as a bookseller, editor, literary agent and marketing consultant before writing full time.
He is best known for the Old Kingdom series, which began with Sabriel (1995) and continues through Lirael, Abhorsen, Clariel and Goldenhand, and for The Keys to the Kingdom septet, one volume per day of the week from Mister Monday to Lord Sunday. His short fiction appears widely in anthologies.
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Garth Nix is widely recognized for his Old Kingdom series, which began with "Sabriel." This series is a cornerstone of modern young adult fantasy literature.
The core Old Kingdom series should be read in the order of publication: "Sabriel," "Lirael," and "Abhorsen." There are also prequel and sequel novels that expand the world.
Garth Nix has received numerous accolades, including the Aurealis Award multiple times for his contributions to Australian science fiction and fantasy literature.
While many of his books have been optioned, a live-action film adaptation of "Sabriel" was announced to be in development.