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{{Short description|English fantasy author}}
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==Biography==
Deas was raised in a town full of army veterans. He has a bachelor's degree in theoretical physics at [[Cambridge University]] and had a job at [[BAE Systems]], doing "mathsy stuff".
==Works==
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# ''The King of the Crags'' (2010)
# ''The Order of the Scales'' (2011)
# ''The Black Mausoleum'' (2012)▼
=== Thief-Taker's Apprentice ===▼
===Silver Kings===▼
# ''The Thief-Taker's Apprentice'' (2010)▼
# ''The Warlock's Shadow'' (2011)▼
# ''The King's Assassin'' (2012)▼
▲=== Silver Kings ===
# ''Dragon Queen'' (2013)
# ''The Splintered Gods'' (2014)
# ''The Silver Kings'' (2015)
===Dominion===
▲===Thief-Taker's Apprentice===
▲# ''The Thief-Taker's Apprentice'' (2010)
▲# ''The Warlock's Shadow'' (2011)
▲# ''The King's Assassin'' (2012)
# ''The Moonsteel Crown'' (2021)
===(As Nathan Hawke)===▼
# ''The House of Cats and Gulls'' (2022)
# ''Herald of the Black Moon'' (coming in 2023)
# ''I Know What I Saw'' (2020)
=== (As Sam Peters) ===
# ''From Darkest Skies'' (2017)▼
# ''From Distant Stars'' (2018)▼
# ''From Divergent Suns'' (2019)▼
▲=== (As Nathan Hawke) ===
# ''The Crimson Shield'' (2013)
# ''Cold Redemption'' (2013)
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# ''The Royalist'' (2014)
# ''The Protector'' (2015)
▲=== (As Sam Peters) ===
▲# ''From Darkest Skies'' (2017)
▲# ''From Distant Stars'' (2018)
▲# ''From Divergent Suns'' (2019)
==References==
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Stephen Deas | |
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Born | 1968 (age 55–56) |
Occupation | Novelist |
Genre | Epic fantasy |
Notable works | Memory of Flames |
Stephen Deas, born in 1968 in Southeast England, is an English fantasy author. He is most famous for his fantasy opus, the Memory of Flames sequence, set in a fantasy world inhabited by dragons.
Biography[edit]
Deas was raised in a town full of army veterans. He has a bachelor's degree in theoretical physics at Cambridge University and had a job at BAE Systems, doing "mathsy stuff".[1] He now lives in Essex,[2] writes full-time, and is married and has two children, Christopher Raphael Deas and Evan Alexander Deas.[3]
Works[edit]
Memory of Flames[edit]
- The Adamantine Palace (2009)[4]
- The King of the Crags (2010)
- The Order of the Scales (2011)
Thief-Taker's Apprentice[edit]
- The Thief-Taker's Apprentice (2010)
- The Warlock's Shadow (2011)
- The King's Assassin (2012)
Silver Kings[edit]
- Dragon Queen (2013)
- The Splintered Gods (2014)
- The Black Mausoleum (2012)
- The Silver Kings (2015)
Dominion[edit]
- The Moonsteel Crown (2021)
- The House of Cats and Gulls (2022)
- Herald of the Black Moon (coming in 2023)
(As SK Sharp)[edit]
- I Know What I Saw (2020)
(As Sam Peters)[edit]
- From Darkest Skies (2017)
- From Distant Stars (2018)
- From Divergent Suns (2019)
(As Nathan Hawke)[edit]
- The Crimson Shield (2013)
- Cold Redemption (2013)
- The Last Bastion (2013)
(As Gavin Deas, SF collaborations with SF author Gavin Smith)[edit]
(As Sapper)[edit]
- Bulldog Drummond, Dead Man's Gate (2014) [6]
- Bulldog Drummond and the Faceless Men
- Bulldog Drummond and the Jaguar Mask
(As S. J. Deas)[edit]
- The Royalist (2014)
- The Protector (2015)
References[edit]
- ^ Stephen Deas biography Fantasy Book Review. May 30, 2015
- ^ www.fantasticfiction.com Retrieved 2016-10-20.
- ^ Stephen Deas Bio Page Stephendeas.com. May 30, 2015
- ^ Ingham, Peter Science fiction and fantasy genre: review The Telegraph. May 30, 2015
- ^ a b Steele, Colin Best of quantum fiction: Colin Steele reviews book selection for Canberra fans Sydney Morning Herald. May 30, 2015
- ^ STEPHEN DEAS - BULLDOG DRUMMOND - DEADMAN'S GATE PiqWiq. May 30, 2015