P.C. Hodgell is a highly regarded American author, best known for her science fiction and fantasy novels, particularly the Kencyrath series. Hodgell has always had a deep passion for these genres, leading her to amass a large collection of paperbacks and comics. After college, she decided to channel this passion into writing, although it took some time for her to hone her craft. Hodgell's dedication and talent paid off when she received an invitation to the prestigious Clarion Writer's Workshop, where she received encouragement from notable authors such as Harlan Ellison and Kate Wilhelm.
Hodgell has earned numerous awards and accolades for her work, including the Crawford Award for Best First Fantasy Book for her novel "Godstalk" and the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature for "Seeker's Mask." These awards recognize Hodgell's exceptional storytelling and world-building abilities, which have captivated readers for decades.
Hodgell resides in a 19th-century wood-framed house in Wisconsin, which has been in her family for several generations. This historic home provides a unique and inspiring backdrop for Hodgell's writing, allowing her to draw on her rich surroundings to create vivid and memorable worlds. Despite the many accolades she has received, Hodgell remains a humble and dedicated author, committed to sharing her love of science fiction and fantasy with readers around the world.