Lawrence Watt-Evans
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Lawrence Watt-Evans (born 1954) is the pseudonym of American science fiction author Lawrence Watt Evans. Born in eastern Massachusetts as the fourth of six children, he made his first attempts at writing when he was seven.

After graduating from high school, he attended Princeton University and failed twice to get a degree. He also began to try to sell his writing at this time, but he failed until he produced The Lure of the Basilisk and thereupon began writing full time.

Other works by Lawrence Watt-Evans include:

The Lords of Dus series:

• The Lure of the Basilisk
• The Seven Altars of Dusarra
• The Sword of Bheleu
• The Book of Silence

The Worlds of Shadow series:

• Out of This World
• In the Empire of Shadow
• The Reign of the Brown Magician

The Obsidian Chronicles

• Dragon Weather
• The Dragon Society

The Legends of Ethshar series:

• The Misenchanted Sword, (1985)
• With a Single Spell
• The Unwilling Warlord
• The Blood of a Dragon
• Taking Flight
• The Spell of the Black Dagger
• Night of Madness
• Ithanalin's Restoration

The War Surplus series:

• The Cyborg and the Sorcerers
• The Wizard and the War Machine

and these science fiction novels:

• The Chromosomal Code
• Shining Steel
• Denner's Wreck
• Nightside City (under the name Nathan Archer)
• "Goblin Moon", a Spider-Man novel co-written under the name Nathan Archer with Kurt Busiek

and these non-series fantasy novels:

• The Rebirth of Wonder
• Split Heirs in collaboration with Esther Friesner
• Touched by the Gods

And one horror novel:

• The Nightmare People

He has also written more than a hundred short stories in addition to "Why I Left Harry's All-Night Hamburgers", which won the Hugo Award for Best Short Story in 1988.

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