Английская Википедия:Alex White (author)
Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:Infobox writer Alex White (born November 4, 1981[1]) is an American author of science fiction and horror. They are best known for The Salvagers trilogy and their tie-in novels for the Alien and Star Trek franchises. White uses singular they pronouns.[1]
Biography
White is autistic, bisexual, and queer[2] and uses non-binary singular they pronouns.[1] White was born in Mississippi and has lived in the American South for most of their life.[1]
They live in Georgia, in the southern United States, with their spouse and son, working as an experience designer in addition to their writing career.[1][3]
Career
White is the author and composer for the audio fiction podcast The Gearheart, which ran for 5 years.[4][5]
White's debut novel, the dystopian horror Every Mountain Made Low, was published by Solaris Books in 2016.[6]
In 2018, White launched the space opera series The Salvagers at Orbit Books with the first volume, A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe, and the second volume A Bad Deal for the Whole Galaxy following later the same year.[7][8][9] The final volume of the trilogy, The Worst of All Possible Worlds (2021) was met with critical success, notably receiving a starred review and weekly pick status from Publishers Weekly.[10][11]
White has written original tie-in novels for both the Alien and Star Trek franchises. Titan Books published White's Alien: The Cold Forge in 2018, and Alien: Into Charybdis in 2021, both of which were well received by fans of the franchise.[12][13] Their novel Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Revenant was published by Pocket Books in 2021 and follows Jadzia Dax, and other characters from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, through a tale built on a blend of science fiction and horror.[14][15][16]
In 2022, Orbit Books published White's new space opera, August Kitko and the Mechas from Space, first in The Starmetal Symphony trilogy, to critical acclaim, earning a starred review from Publishers Weekly, which said it "expertly combines well-executed action with witty banter between charming characters".[17][18] Emily Whitmore's review in Booklist said "White balances the elements of this space opera brilliantly...from the emotional connection between the characters to the huge plot pieces".[19]
Bibliography
Novels
- Every Mountain Made Low (Solaris, 2016)
The Salvagers trilogy
- A Big Ship at the Edge of the Universe (Orbit, 2018)
- A Bad Deal for the Whole Galaxy (Orbit, 2018)
- The Worst of All Possible Worlds (Orbit, 2020)
The Starmetal Symphony trilogy
- August Kitko and the Mechas from Space (Orbit, 2022)
Tie-In Novels
Alien novels
Star Trek novels
- Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Revenant (Pocket Books, 2021)
Short fiction
- "The Boy, the Bomb, and the Witch Who Returned", first published in Ministry Protocol: Thrilling Tales of the Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences, Imagine That! Studios, 2013
See also
- List of science-fiction authors
- List of Star Trek novels: Deep Space Nine (1993-2021)
- List of Alien (franchise) novels
References
External links
Interviews
- Interview: Author Alex White on ALIEN: THE COLD FORGE, Padraig Cotter, DreadCentral.com, 2018
- Alex White is Ready to Bring You Back to Deep Space Nine, Julian Gardner, StarTrek.com, 2021
- Exclusive Interview: "August Kitko And The Mechas From Space" Author Alex White, Paul Semel, paulsemel.com, 2022
- Q&A: Alex White, Author of 'August Kitko and the Mechas from Space', Elise Dumpleton, The Nerd Daily, 2022
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