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Matthew Hughes writes science-fantasy
and crime fiction.
His novels include:
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Downshift
(Doubleday Canada, 1997),
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Fools Errant
(Warner Aspect, 2001),
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Fool Me Twice
(Warner Aspect, 2001),
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Black Brillion
(Tor, 2004),
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Majestrum
(Night Shade Books, 2006),
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The Commons
(Robert J. Sawyer Books, 2007),
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The Spiral Labyrinth
(Night Shade Books, 2007), and
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Template
(PS Publishing, 2008).
His short fiction has appeared in
Alfred Hitchcock’s, Asimov’s, The Magazine of
Fantasy & Science Fiction, Postscripts, Interzone
and a number of “Year’s Best” anthologies.
Night Shade Books published his short story
collection, The Gist Hunter and Other Stories,
in 2005.
He has won the Arthur Ellis Award
from the Crime Writers of Canada. His novels and
stories regularly make the Locus Magazine’s
annual recommended reading list.
Before turning to fiction, he was a
journalist and a freelance speechwriter for Canadian
corporate executives and political leaders. He
lives on Vancouver Island, British Columbia,
Canada.
His web page is at
http://www.archonate.com
Some of his sf fans maintain a
discussion bbs at
http://p202.ezboard.com/bmatthughes
His e-mail is
mhughes@mars.ark.com
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