Julie Kagawa

Julie Kagawa, born on October 12, 1982, in Sacramento, California, is a prolific American author known for her enchanting works in young adult fantasy that create expansive worlds. Drawing on her rich Japanese heritage, Kagawa's imaginative storytelling spans various series, most notably The Iron Fey Series. Across 15 books, it has captivated readers with its intricate world of faeries and magic, featuring titles such as The Iron King, The Iron Daughter, The Iron Queen, and The Iron Knight. Her journey began when she moved to Hawaii at the age of nine. Later, settling in Louisville, Kentucky, she imbued her narratives with a unique blend of cultural influences and a deep appreciation for the fantastical.

In addition to The Iron Fey, Kagawa has explored the dark and alluring world of vampires with her Blood of Eden series, starting with The Immortal Rules. She has continued to explore new territories with the Talon series, the Shadow of the Fox series, and other captivating works. Her compelling storytelling has earned her a dedicated global fanbase and caught the attention of Hollywood, with the Blood of Eden series being optioned for a movie. Beyond her literary achievements, Kagawa also creates miniature clay figurines and illustrations, bringing her book characters to life, showcasing her multifaceted talent and deep connection to her work.

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