Emma Newman

Emma Newman is a talented author from England who writes primarily in speculative fiction genres, particularly young adult fiction, urban fantasy, and science fiction. She has a knack for creating stories that may appeal to a wider audience, beyond the young adult category. Newman has received recognition for her work, including winning the British Fantasy Society Best Short Story Award in 2015 for "A Woman's Place" in the 221 Baker Streets anthology.

One of Newman's notable series is the Split Worlds urban fantasy series, where "Between Two Thorns," the first book, was shortlisted for the BFS Best Novel and Best Newcomer awards. Her writing also extends to science fiction, with her latest book, "Planetfall," published by Roc, and "After Atlas" shortlisted for the 2017 Arthur C. Clarke award. Emma's unique storytelling and world-building skills have earned her a reputation as a skilled and captivating author.

In addition to her writing, Emma Newman is an accomplished audiobook narrator and co-writes and hosts the Hugo and Alfie Award-winning podcast "Tea and Jeopardy," which features tea, cake, mild peril, and singing chickens. She also has a passion for dressmaking and playing RPGs. Emma's digital presence includes a blog at www.enewman.co.uk, where she shares her thoughts and updates on her writing, and can be found on Twitter as @emapocalyptic. Her voice work is also available for publishers and short stories for fiction podcasts, showcasing her versatility as a storyteller.