Fuzzy Nation

If Stephen King were to try his hand at science fiction, he'd be lucky to be half as entertaining as John Scalzi. --Dallas Morning News on The Ghost Brigades

Scalzi's captivating blend of offworld adventure and political intrigue remains consistently engaging. --Booklist on The Last Colony

Scalzi is not just recycling classic Heinlein. He s working out new twists, variations that startle even as they satisfy. Publishers Weekly, starred review, on Old Man s War

If Stephen King were to try his hand at science fiction, he'd be lucky to be half as entertaining as John Scalzi. Dallas Morning News on The Ghost Brigades

Scalzi's captivating blend of offworld adventure and political intrigue remains consistently engaging. Booklist on The Last Colony

Scalzi is not just recycling classic Heinlein. He s working out new twists, variations that startle even as they satisfy. Publishers Weekly, starred review, on Old Man s War

If Stephen King were to try his hand at science fiction, he'd be lucky to be half as entertaining as John Scalzi. Dallas Morning News on The Ghost Brigades

Scalzi's captivating blend of offworld adventure and political intrigue remains consistently engaging. Booklist on The Last Colony

Scalzi is not just recycling classic Heinlein. He's working out new twists, variations that startle even as they satisfy. --Publishers Weekly, starred review, on Old Man's War

If Stephen King were to try his hand at science fiction, he'd be lucky to be half as entertaining as John Scalzi. --Dallas Morning News on The Ghost Brigades

Scalzi's captivating blend of offworld adventure and political intrigue remains consistently engaging. --Booklist on The Last Colony

John Scalzi won the 2006 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, and his debut novel Old Man's War was a finalist for science fiction's Hugo Award. His other books include The Ghost Brigades, The Android's Dream and The Last Colony. He has won the Hugo Award, the Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award for science-fiction, the Seiun, The Kurd Lasswitz and the Geffen awards. His weblog, Whatever, is one of the most widely-read web sites in modern SF. Born and raised in California, Scalzi studied at the University of Chicago. He lives in southern Ohio with his wife and daughter.