Daniel Polansky

Daniel Polansky is a highly regarded author, known for his work in urban fantasy, crime, thriller, and science fiction genres. He was born in Baltimore and has since spent time living in various locations, including Los Angeles and Brooklyn. Polansky has a reputation for reinventing and inverting well-worn genres, making his work stand out in unique and interesting ways.

Some of Polansky's most notable works include "The Builders," which was a Hugo Award finalist in 2016, as well as the Low Town trilogy and the Empty Throne duology. His writing has been praised by critics and readers alike, and he has even won the Prix Imaginales for his work. In addition to his novels, Polansky has also written a number of short stories and novellas, further showcasing his versatility as a writer.

Despite his success, Polansky remains humble and approachable. He can often be found in Los Angeles, but he also travels frequently, spending time in various corners of the world. This love of travel and exploration is often reflected in his writing, which features a wide range of settings and characters. Whether he's writing about the gritty underworld of a crime-ridden city or the fantastical world of a medieval kingdom, Polansky's work is always engaging and thought-provoking.