Hugh Howey

Hugh Howey
Author • Editor • Narratorb. 1975-06-23 · From United States- Books
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Hugh Howey (born June 23, 1975) is an American science fiction writer best known for the Silo series — Wool, Shift and Dust — which he began self-publishing through Amazon's Kindle Direct Publishing platform in 2011. Wool became a New York Times bestseller and was adapted as the Apple TV+ series Silo; his novel Beacon 23 was adapted for MGM+. He has also written the Sand series and the short story collection Machine Learning, and has edited and contributed to anthology series including The Apocalypse Triptych and The Future Chronicles.
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The recommended reading order for the Silo series is to begin with "Wool," then proceed to "Shift," and conclude with "Dust." This sequence follows the chronological narrative of the story.
The "Wool" series has been adapted into a television series titled "Silo," which is available on Apple TV+.
Hugh Howey is widely recognized for his "Silo" series, which began with the self-published novella "Wool" and gained significant popularity through word-of-mouth and online communities.





















