Rebecca Roanhorsebooks in chronological order

Rebecca Roanhorse is an award-winning American science fiction and fantasy writer from New Mexico, known for her work featuring Navajo and other Indigenous American characters. Her writing style blends elements of fantasy, science fiction, and mythology, often drawing inspiration from Native American folklore and traditions. Roanhorse gained significant recognition for her "Sixth World" series, a unique fantasy worldbuilding project that reimagines the myths and legends of the Americas. She has also written standalone novels, short stories, graphic novels, and contributed to various Star Wars projects, consistently exploring themes of identity, culture, and resilience.

Roanhorse's work is characterized by its immersive worldbuilding, complex characters, and incorporation of Indigenous perspectives. She has been praised for her ability to create compelling narratives that both entertain and educate, while also pushing boundaries within the fantasy genre. Notable works include "Black Sun", the first installment of the "Between Earth and Sky" series, which won the Hugo Award, and "Trail of Lightning", a thrilling standalone novel that explores survival and danger in a post-apocalyptic landscape. Her versatility extends beyond novels, having also produced graphic novels and contributed to the Marvel's Voices anthology series.