Lavie Tidhar is an Israeli-born writer of science fiction and fantasy, born in 1976 and raised on a kibbutz, who has lived in several countries and settled in London. His novel Osama won the World Fantasy Award, The Violent Century won a British Fantasy Award, and Central Station (2016) won the John W. Campbell Memorial Award. His other books include Unholy Land, By Force Alone, The Escapement, Neom and Maror, as well as a series of Judge Dee novellas and the children's book Candy.
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Lavie Tidhar is an Israeli-born writer of science fiction and fantasy, born in 1976 and raised on a kibbutz, who has lived in several countries and settled in London. His novel Osama won the World Fantasy Award, The Violent Century won a British Fantasy Award, and Central Station (2016) won the John W. Campbell Memorial Award. His other books include Unholy Land, By Force Alone, The Escapement, Neom and Maror, as well as a series of Judge Dee novellas and the children's book Candy.
