Chuck Wendig

Chuck Wendig is equal parts novelist, screenwriter, and game designer—an all-around “freelance penmonkey.” You can probably find him on the side of a highway holding a sign, “Will Write For Booze.” He currently lives in the wilds of Pennsyltucky with wife, dog, and infant heir to the Wendig throne. You can find him dispensing dubious writing advice on his blog.

Books Authored

Image of Wanderers: A Novel
Author(s):
Chuck Wendig
Genre(s):
Adventure, Suspense, Post – Apocalyptic

Wanderers: A Novel

July 8, 2019
Reviewed by: 
CJ Lyons

“an epic tour-de-force . . .”

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Image of Empire's End: Aftermath (Star Wars) (Star Wars: The Aftermath Trilogy)
Author(s):
Chuck Wendig
Genre(s):
Science Fiction & Fantasy

Empire's End: Aftermath (Star Wars) (Star Wars: The Aftermath Trilogy)

March 16, 2017
Reviewed by: 
Jake Bible

"Although reeling from a crippling Imperial attack, the New Republic has managed to drive the remnants of the Empire into hiding.

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Image of Zeroes: A Novel
Author(s):
Chuck Wendig
Genre(s):
Mystery & Thriller

Zer0es: A Novel

August 17, 2015
Reviewed by: 
Jake Bible

Zer0es is a fast paced cyber-thriller that starts off strong, keeps the reader interested throughout, and finishes well, leaving room for more in a possible series.

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Image of Mockingbird (2) (Miriam Black)
Author(s):
Chuck Wendig
Genre(s):
Suspense, Urban Fantasy, Crime Mystery & Thriller

Mockingbird (Miriam Black)

January 26, 2013
Reviewed by: 
Renee C. Fountain

“. . . fast-paced and raw.”

Chuck Wendig (Blackbirds, 2012) returns with a new Miriam Black adventure.

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Image of Blackbirds
Author(s):
Chuck Wendig
Genre(s):
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Urban Fantasy, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Urban Fantasy, Urban Fantasy, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction & Fantasy, Urban Fantasy

Blackbirds

January 28, 2012
Reviewed by: 
Renee C. Fountain

“In addition to a cast of well developed yet mentally unstable characters that enhance a fantastically horrifying plot, Blackbirds possesses a natural progression that doesn’t rely on conve

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