She also has a lot more to come still, as she will carry on writing for a long time to come, with plenty more novels planned upon the horizon.

The characters themselves are also very well drawn, as they feel wholly real, resonating in a manner quite unlike any other currently out there. She’s also written short-story collections under this name too, really allowing it to explore a number of different avenues. Often combining fantasy and horror to thrilling effect, she speaks to readers from all over the world, with her work being accessible to readers from a wide-range of different backgrounds. This has allowed her to create a voice that really is very much her own, letting the work essentially speak for itself in a sense. Setting herself apart from other writers within her field, she really pushes her art-form to the limit, finding something new in the process. This has seen her become a huge household name over the years, reaching numerous readers from around the world with her work. Many of the worlds she creates are well established, really coming to live off the page, as the bring the reader in to a somewhat alien landscape. Showing herself to be a highly versatile and gifted author too, she really understands what it is that she wants from the writing as well, making it work for her. When using her own name she mostly focuses on children’s literature, but the Kingfisher brand is primarily aimed at the older reader. Infusing the two together, she largely writes for adults under this moniker, delivering stories that really are rich and imaginative. Kingfisher has come to be synonymous with a certain style of fantasy and horror. As the pen-name of the American novelist Ursula Vernon, the pseudonym T.

Minor Mage by T. Kingfisher