David Wingrove

David Wingrove (born Septmber 1954 in North Battersea, London) is a British science fiction author and critic. He is best-known for his work on the Chung Kuo series and the novel adaptations of the Myst computer games. Along with Brian Aldiss, he won a Hugo Award in 1987 for his work on Trillion-Year Spree, a book of SF criticism.
==Biography==
David Wingrove worked in banking for seven years before attending the University of Kent in Canterbury, where he read English and American Literature. He is married to his wife, Susan, and has four daughters.
==Bibliography==
* Trillion-Year Spree (1986, with Brian Aldiss)
===Chung Kuo (original publication)===
#The Middle Kingdom (1989)
#The Broken Wheel (1990)
#The White Mountain (1991)
#The Stone Within (1992)
#Beneath the Tree of Heaven (1993)
#White Moon, Red Dragon (1994)
#Days of Bitter Strength (1997)
#The Marriage of the Living Dark (1999)
===Myst===
#The Book of Atrus (1995)
#The Book of Ti'ana (1996)
#The Book of D'ni (1997)
*The Myst Reader (2004, omnibus edition)
===Chung Kuo (revised editions)===
#Son of Heaven (February 2011)
#Daylight on Iron Mountain (November 2011)
#The Middle Kingdom (October 2012)
#Ice and Fire (December 2012)
#The Art of War (March 2013)
#An Inch of Ashes (July 2013)
#The Broken Wheel
#The White Mountain
#Monsters of the Deep
#The Stone Within
#Upon a Wheel of Fire
#Beneath the Tree of Heaven
#Song of the Bronze Statue
#White Moon, Red Dragon
#China on the Rhine
#Days of Bitter Strength
#The Father of Lies
#Blood and Iron
#King of Infinite Space
#The Marriage of the Living Dark