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Philippa Ballantine
New Zealand writer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Philippa Ballantine (born 8 August 1971), who also used the pen name Pip Ballantine, is a contemporary New Zealand author of speculative fiction and an avid podcaster. She now lives in Manassas, Virginia, with her husband and collaborator Tee Morris.
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History
Philippa Jane Ballantine was born in Wellington, New Zealand. She attended Samuel Marsden Collegiate School and went on to graduate from Victoria University of Wellington with a BA in English and Political Science. She also holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Library Studies from The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand.
In 2006 Ballantine became the first New Zealand author to podcast her novel.[1]
Ballantine's first Book of the Order, Geist, was published by Ace Books in 2010, followed by Spectyr, Wrayth, and the final in the series Harbinger.[2]
She is also the co-author with her husband Tee Morris of the "Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences" novels. The first, Phoenix Rising, came out in 2011 and won an Airship Award for best written work.[3]
Phoenix Rising was also rated in the top 10 science fiction books of 2011 on goodreads.com.[4] The sequel The Janus Affair was a Locus Bestseller[5] and won the Steampunk Chronicle Readers Choice award for Best Fiction.[6]
In 2011 she also signed a book deal with Pyr books for a two-book series, the first of which is Hunter and Fox. The second, Kindred and Wings, came out in 2013.[7]
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Books of the Order
- Philippa Ballantine, Geist (2010) Ace Books ISBN 0-441-01961-7
- Philippa Ballantine, Spectyr (2011) Ace Books ISBN 0-441-02051-8
- Philippa Ballantine, Wrayth (2012), Ace Books ISBN 1-937007-75-8
- Philippa Ballantine, Harbinger (2012), Ace Books ISBN 0-425-25655-3
The Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences novels
- Philippa Ballantine, Tee Morris, Phoenix Rising: A Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Novel (2011), HarperVoyager ISBN 0-06-204976-3
- Philippa Ballantine, Tee Morris, The Janus Affair: A Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Novel (2012), HarperVoyager ISBN 0-06-204978-X
- Philippa Ballantine, Tee Morris, Dawn's Early Light: A Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Novel (2014), Ace Books ISBN 0-425-26731-8
- Philippa Ballantine, Tee Morris, The Diamond Conspiracy: A Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Novel (2015), Ace Books ISBN 0-425-26732-6
- Philippa Ballantine, Tee Morris, The Ghost Rebellion: A Ministry of Peculiar Occurrences Novel (2016), CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform ISBN 1-5328-8890-2
The Shifted World series
- Philippa Ballantine, Hunter and Fox (2012), Pyr Books ISBN 1-61614-623-0
- Philippa Ballantine, Kindred and Wings (2013), Pyr Books ISBN 1-61614-779-2
Verity Fitzroy and the Ministry Seven series
YA novella
- Philippa Ballantine, Tee Morris, The Curse of the Silver Pharaoh (2016), Imagine That! Studios ASIN B01IPJC0YG
Collections
- Philippa Ballantine, Tee Morris, Magical Mechanications (2016) Contains four steampunk novelettes: Little Red Flying Hood, Aladdin and His Wonderfully Infernal Device, Little Clockwork Mermaid, and Mechanical Wings, Imagine That! Studios ASIN B01EZJTNRW
Podcast novels
- Philippa Ballantine, Weaver's Web (2006) Podiobooks.com
- Philippa Ballantine, Chasing the Bard (2008) Podiobooks.com
- Philippa Ballantine, Weather Child (2009) Podiobooks.com
- Philippa Ballantine, Digital Magic (2010) Podiobooks.com
Collaborations
- Philippa Ballantine, contributor, "Pieces" (2008) Podiobooks.com
Podcasts
- Whispers at the Edge (2006–2008)
- The Shared Desk (2011–present)
Podcast anthology
- Tales from the Archives (2011–2016)
- Chronicles of the Order (2010–2011)
- Erotica à la Carte (2008–2010)
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Awards and recognition
- 2013 Steampunk Chronicle Readers Choice Award winner for Best Fiction[8]
- 2012 Parsec Award winner for Best Speculative Fiction: Small Cast (Short Form)[9]
- 2011 Airship Award winner for best written work (with Tee Morris)[10]
- 2011 Sir Julius Vogel Award nominee for Best Novel- Adult[11]
- 2010 Parsec Award finalist for Best Speculative Fiction Magazine or Anthology Podcast[12]
- 2010 Sir Julius Vogel Award finalist for Best fan production[13]
- 2009 Parsec Award finalist for Best Speculative Fiction Magazine or Anthology Podcast[14]
- 2009 Sir Julius Vogel Award winner for Best fan production[15]
- 2009 Sir Julius Vogel Award nominee for Best Novel- Adult[16]
- 2007 Parsec Award finalist for Best Writing Podcast
- 2006 Sir Julius Vogel Award nominee for Best Novel[17]
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