Ferrett Steinmetz

Ferrett Steinmetz’s debut urban fantasy trilogy Flex (and The Flux and Fix) features a bureaucracy-obsessed magician who is in love with the DMV, a goth videogamemancer who tries not to go all Grand Theft Auto on people, and one of the weirder magic systems yet devised. His latest book The Uploaded, well, you just read about it, didn’t you? He was nominated for the Nebula in 2012 and for the Compton Crook Award in 2015, for which he remains moderately stoked, and lives in Cleveland with his very clever wife, a small black dog of indeterminate origin, and a friendly ghost.

He Tweeters at @ferretthimself, and blogs entirely too much about puns, politics, and polyamory at www.theferrett.com.



Blog Posts

The Big Idea for Scalzi (September 17)
How the Belgariad Taught Me to Write a Cyberpunk Dystopia for Fantasy Faction (September 17)
My Favorite Bit: The Uploaded for the Mary Robinette Kowal blog (September 17)
Five Things I Learned Writing The Uploaded for Chuck Wendig’s Terrible Minds (September 17)
The Story Behind The Flux for Upcoming4.me (October 15)
Ferrett on What Kind of ‘Mancer He Would Be for Bibliotropic (October 15)
My Favorite Bit: Flex for the Mary Robinette Kowal blog (March 15)
Parents in Fantasy for A Fantastical Librarian (March 15)
The Story Behind Flex for Upcoming4.Me (March 15)
Avoiding Dr Strange Syndrome, Or Creating Tension Filled Magic Systems for Speculative Post (March 15)


Interviews
Interview with Unreliable Narrators (October 17)
Interview with Huffduffer (podcast) (October 17)
Interview with My Life, My Books, My Escape (September 15)
Interview on Shimmer (February 15)
Interview with Bookaneer (March 15)
Interview on the Adventures in Sci-Fi Publishing podcast (March 15)
Interview on The Kingdoms of Evil podcast (March 15)