Books by Theodora Goss

Born in Hungary, Theodora Goss moved to the United States as a child; her fiction often takes place on the border between fantasy and reality, reflecting the influence of a long Eastern European literary tradition. Her story The Singing of Mount Abora won the World Fantasy Award in 2008, her story Pip and the Fairies was a Nebula Award finalist in 2007, and she has been featured in the annual Year's Best Fantasy and Horror anthology several times. Theodora lives in Boston with her husband Kendrick and their daughter Ophelia, and teaches literature at Boston University. Her short fiction collection In the Forest of Forgetting was published in 2006; The Thorn and the Blossom is her first full-length book release.