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Lavie Tidhar

Lavie Tidhar

b. 1976

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Lavie Tidhar is an author and editor who works across science fiction, fantasy, and horror. He is known for editing the Best of World SF series and writing titles such as Of the Flesh and Map of Lost Places. His shorter work has been featured in Clarkesworld and the Sunvault anthology.

Top Genres

Science Fiction Fiction Fantasy Short Stories Horror

Featured Works

Book cover of Best of World SF
Start Here

Best of World SF

Agnieszka Halas

Book cover of Clarkesworld Issue 130

Clarkesworld Issue 130

Bo Balder

Clarkesworld #130
Book cover of Sunvault

Sunvault

A.C. Wise

Poetry

Book cover of Map of Lost Places

Map of Lost Places

Ai Jiang

Book cover of Of the Flesh

Of the Flesh

Adora Nworah

Several books

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Frequently asked questions

  • What is Lavie Tidhar best known for?

    Lavie Tidhar is widely recognized for his genre-bending approach to science fiction and fantasy, often incorporating elements of noir, alternate history, and literary fiction. He is particularly acclaimed for his novel "Central Station," which won the Campbell Award and explores a future Tel Aviv.

  • Where should a new reader start with Lavie Tidhar's books?

    For readers new to Lavie Tidhar's work, "Central Station" is an excellent starting point, offering a rich and imaginative introduction to his unique style and themes. Another strong entry is "A Man Lies Dreaming," which showcases his alternate history storytelling.