Cathy Clamp

Cathy Clamp is a bestselling author, well-known for her work in the genres of paranormal and fantasy. She has written numerous series, such as "The Tales of the Sazi," "Blood Singer," and "The Thrall," which have gained significant recognition and success. Collaborating with her co-author CT Adams, she has published these series under the pseudonym Cat Adams.

Throughout her career, Clamp has received numerous awards for her writing. Among her many accolades, she considers the Paranormal Romance Career Achievement Award from RT Bookreviews Magazine in 2008 to be her most significant achievement. Working with Adams, they have also won several awards together, including the Write Touch Readers Award, the Book Buyer’s Best Award, and the Reviewers International Award, among others. Clamp finds it both humbling and rewarding to win awards for her novels, as she pours her heart and soul into her writing.

In addition to her series, Clamp has written several standalone novels, such as "The Road To Riches," an historical fiction novel about a railroad race in Colorado’s Silver Boom period. She has also explored different genres through her short stories, which she enjoys writing as it allows her to spread her wings and experiment with various styles. Her short stories have been published in an array of genres, including horror, science fiction, mystery, literary, young adult, romance, thriller, fantasy, and western.