Pratt

Lynda Pratt is a Reader in Romanticism and Director of the Centre for Regional Literature and Culture at the University of

About this edition 2009

Tim Pratt is the author of the story collections Little Gods and Hart & Boot & Other Stories, the poetry collection If There Were Wolves, the novel The Strange Adventures of Rangergirl, and an urban fantasy series about a sorceress named Marla Mason that begins with Blood Engines and continues with Poison Sleep, Dead Reign, and Spell Games.

MIND MELD: Non-Genre Books for Genre Readers 2009

Kevin Pratt, marketing manager of Cheapflights, the flight comparison website, prefers a brown leather over-the-shoulder man-bag.

Briefcases are the new suspenders | clusterflock 2009

Tim Pratt is the author of the story collections Little Gods and Hart & Boot & Other Stories, the poetry collection If There Were Wolves, the novel The Strange Adventures of Rangergirl, and an urban fantasy series about a sorceress named Marla Mason that begins with Blood Engines and continues with Poison Sleep, Dead Reign, and Spell Games.

MIND MELD: Does The Used Book Market Help or Hurt the Publishing Industry? 2009

There's so much fabulous ornamentation within Pratt's world, you can get distracted by all the pretty, deadly, and downright weird things.

Blood Engines Jes Battis 2008

“The River Boy” by Tim Pratt is a fairy tale about an old woman whose greatest desire was to have one last child, and about the consequences of that ungoverned desire.

Short Stories Galore and A New Challenge 2008

Tim Pratt is the author of the story collections Little Gods and Hart & Boot & Other Stories, the poetry collection If There Were Wolves, the novel The Strange Adventures of Rangergirl, and an urban fantasy series about a sorceress named Marla Mason that begins with Blood Engines and continues with Poison Sleep, Dead Reign, and Spell Games.

July 2008 2008

Tim Pratt is the author of the story collections Little Gods and Hart & Boot & Other Stories, the poetry collection If There Were Wolves, the novel The Strange Adventures of Rangergirl, and an urban fantasy series about a sorceress named Marla Mason that begins with Blood Engines and continues with Poison Sleep, Dead Reign, and Spell Games.

MIND MELD: Worldbuilding 2008

Tim Pratt is not quite as good, I don't think, but then again, all I know of his work are the 3 short stories I mentioned.

Yet more short stories 2007

The example of a pacifist epic cited by Pratt is Joseph Cottle's rather limp Alfred, An

Notes on 'The Allure of the Same: Robert Southey's Welsh Indians and the Rhetoric of Good Colonialism' 2006