E. J. Swift

E. J. Swift is a British writer of speculative fiction based in London. Her first genre publication was a story in Interzone in 2012, and her short fiction has been nominated for the Sunday Times short story award and the British Science Fiction Association award. Her novels include the Osiris Project trilogy, set in a world transformed by climate change, and Paris Adrift, a time-travel story set among Parisian bartenders. Her ecological fiction continued with The Coral Bones, shortlisted for the Arthur C. Clarke Award, and its sister novel When There Are Wolves Again, which won the 40th Clarke Award in 2026.

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