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[[File:white rat paradoxhorizon.png|thumb|400x400px|The White Rat, fan art by @paradoxhorizon]] | |||
Welcome to the Temple of the White Rat, the fan wiki about Ursula Vernon/T. Kingfisher, her novels, and the fantasy world in which many of them are set. | Welcome to the Temple of the White Rat, the fan wiki about Ursula Vernon/T. Kingfisher, her novels, and the fantasy world in which many of them are set. | ||
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== Ursula Vernon == | == Ursula Vernon == | ||
[[Ursula Vernon's works]] under her own name include art and writing for children. Her best-known children's works are | [[Ursula Vernon's works]] under her own name include art and writing for children. Her best-known children's works are the [[Hamster Princess]] series and the [[Dragonbreath]] series. The Hugo Award–winning graphic novel [[Digger]] and the [[Black Dogs]] series are written for a somewhat older audience. | ||
== T. Kingfisher == | == T. Kingfisher == | ||
Books intended for older audiences, published under the name T. Kingfisher, include multiple series set in the [[World of the White Rat]], as well as more than a dozen standalone books. | Books intended for older audiences, published under the name T. Kingfisher, include multiple series set in the [[World of the White Rat]], as well as more than a dozen standalone books, including [[Nettle & Bone]], winner of the 2023 Hugo Award for Best Novel. | ||
== World of the White Rat == | == World of the White Rat == | ||