About the Author
Seanan McGuire, an acclaimed American fantasy author, boasts an extensive opus of captivating novels. Under the pseudonym Mira Grant, she also ventures into political thrillers and bone-chilling horror narratives. McGuire’s intriguing literary collections include the Oct Daye series, InCryptid series, conceptual Newsflesh, and the Parasitology series under Mira Grant. A well-deserving recipient of the prestigious John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer in 2010, Seanan exhibits an innovative expression of arrangement and structure in her books, expertly sufing her deep-seated admiration for horror films and X-Men comics. A walking enthusiast often found traversing murky swamps, she is also a music lover and a proud owner of three cats, which she endearingly agitates.
The Birth of a Writer
Seanan McGuire’s compelling foray into the world of published authors began in 2009 with the book Rosemary and Rue. This evocative novel not only opened the October Skye urban fantasy series but also bagged her the prestigious John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer. A year later, McGuire donned the cloak of Mira Grant and launched the riveting Newsflesh Trilogy series with her debut novel, Feed.
Seanan McGuire’s Books in Order
For an immersive reading experience, here’s a comprehensive list of Seanan McGuire’s books in order:
Publication Order of October Daye Books
(with Jennifer Brozek)
| Rosemary and Rue | (2009) |    |
| A Local Habitation | (2010) | |
| An Artificial Night | (2010) | |
| Late Eclipses | (2011) | |
| One Salt Sea | (2011) | |
| Ashes of Honor | (2012) | |
| Chimes at Midnight | (2013) | |
| The Winter Long | (2014) | |
| A Red-Rose Chain | (2015) | |
| Full of Briars | (2016) | |
| Once Broken Faith | (2016) | |
| The Brightest Fell | (2017) | |
| Night and Silence | (2018) | |
| The Unkindest Tide | (2019) | |
| A Killing Frost | (2020) | |
| When Sorrows Come | (2021) | |
| Be the Serpent | (2022) | |
| Sleep No More | (2023) | |
| The Innocent Sleep | (2023) | |
Chronological Order of October Daye Books |
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