Jim C. Hines
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Jim C. Hines (born 1974) is an American fantasy writer. He was a first-place winner of the L. Ron Hubbard Writers of the Future Award in 1998 with his story "Blade of the Bunny". He is the author of the Goblin Quest fantasy trilogy, comprising Goblin Quest, Goblin Hero and Goblin War. He also edited the anthology Heroes in Training with Martin H. Greenberg. He is published by DAW Books and represented by JABberwocky.
He was a volunteer crisis counselor in East Lansing for a while and is the author of one non-fantasy novel, Goldfish Dreams, described on the author's website as a "mainstream rape-awareness novel".
[edit] Novels
- Goldfish Dreams (2003) Regal Crest Enterprises (ISBN 1-9323000-3-1)
- Goblin Quest (2006) DAW (ISBN 0-7564040-0-2)
- Goblin Hero (2007) DAW (ISBN 0-7564044-2-8)
- Goblin War (2008) DAW (ISBN 0-7564049-3-2)
- The Stepsister Scheme (2009) DAW
[edit] Edited Works
- Heroes in Training (with Martin H. Greenberg), DAW (2007) (ISBN 0-7564043-8-X)
[edit] External links
- Jim C. Hines Homepage (includes author's complete bibliography)
- Jim C. Hines Blog
- Interview with Jim C. Hines at Fantasybookspot (2006)
- Interview with Jim C. Hines at Fantasybookspot (2008)
- Never Challenge a Goblin to a Game of Rakachak: An Interview with Jim C. Hines
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