T. C. McCarthy
T. C. McCarthy | |
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| Born | T.C. McCarthy |
| Occupation | Novelist, writer |
| Website | |
| http://www.tcmccarthy.com | |
T.C. McCarthy is a critically acclaimed southern author whose short fiction has appeared in Per Contra: The International Journal of the Arts, Literature and Ideas, in Story Quarterly and in Nature. His debut novel, Germline, and its sequel, Exogene are available worldwide and the final book of the trilogy, Chimera, will be released in August 2012. In addition to being an author, T.C. is a PhD scientist, a Fulbright Fellow, a Howard Hughes Biomedical Research Scholar, and a winner of the prestigious University of Virginia Award for Undergraduate Research.[1]
McCarthy won the Compton Crook Award in 2012.[2]
Bibliography
Novels
- Germline (Orbit Books) August 2011 (Campbell Qualifying Work)
- Exogene (Orbit Books) March 2012
- Chimera (Orbit Books) August 2012
Novelettes
- The Legionnaires (Orbit Books) April 2011
Short Stories
- "A Dry and Dusty Home" in Per Contra: The International Journal of the Arts, Literature and Ideas Spring, 2010
- "The Best Liar Ever" in Bards and Sages Quarterly July, 2010
- "A.I.P." in Story Quarterly issue 45, 2011
- "Private Exploration" in Nature Vol 474, 2011
- "A People's Army" in Orbit Books (March 2012)
Screenplays
- "The Subterrene War Clips" from Clockpunk Studios, February 2012[3]