Kat Richardson
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| Kat Richardson | |
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| Born | date of birth unknown California |
| Occupation | novelist |
| Nationality | U.S. |
| Writing period | 2006 to present |
| Genres | Fantasy |
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Kat Richardson is an American author best known for her Greywalker urban fantasy series. The series thus far consists of the novels Greywalker, Poltergeist, and the forthcoming Underground. Harper Blaine, the heroine of the series, is a private investigator living in Seattle and was killed whilst pursuing a case. She was dead for only two minutes and brought back by medical intervention. During her recovery, she discovers she is able to recognize witches and vampires, see ghosts and is aware of other elements of the supernatural world . She discovers that her brief death has turned her into a Greywalker, a human able to move back and forth at will through the Grey, the realm that exists between our world and the next.
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[edit] Biography
In addition to the Greywalker series, Kat has published in other text forms and media including role playing games, video games, and comics, as well as magazine writing, technical writing, and curriculum writing and editing. She is married and lives in Seattle, Washington and is an advocate of California Ferret Legalization.
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[edit] Greywalker series
- Greywalker (October 2006, ISBN 045146107X)[2]
- Poltergeist (August 2007, ISBN 0451461509)[3]
- Underground (Summer 2008)
