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21866527	Will Wight Will Wight William Lawrence Wight III (born August 11, 1989) is an American author of fantasy literature. He is best known for his independently published Cradle" series, which has topped the Amazon Kindle Store's bestseller list on multiple occasions and made the New York Times Best Seller list. He is also known for his "Traveler's Gate" trilogy and "Elder Empire" series. Early life. Will Wight was born in Memphis, Tennessee, and received his B.A in 2011 and M.F.A in 2013 in Creative Writing from the University of Central Florida. He is the first of three siblings. Career. Will  Wight began writing in 2013 with the self published Traveler's Gate series, starting with the book "House of Blades", which he wrote while earning his master's degree. He has stated his coursework during his degree was integral to helping him form the structure that he uses to write his books. House of Blades was so successful that Wight was able to become a full-time independent writer shortly after it was published. As his books grew more successful, he later founded Hidden Gnome Publishing as an independent business to handle publishing, merchandising, and other related activities. He is  noted for being a successful self-published author, winning the Stabby Award for Best Self-Published/Independent Novel of 2013 on Reddit's r/Fantasy for his first book "House of Blades." Wight subsequently won the same award two more times in 2018 for "Ghostwater," and in 2019 for "Underlord." Due to his number of wins, Wight was retired from eligibility for the awards in 2020. The audiobooks for "Bloodline" and "Reaper" made it to the "New York Times" Best Seller list for the month that they were released. Wight is noted for taking inspiration from xianxia literature, as part  of the growing progression fantasy genre. Bibliography. Novels. All of Will Wight's novels take place in the same multiverse, but in different universes known as 'Iterations' which have different magic systems following similar underlying principles. An organization known as the Abidan is the primary force that maintains and manages these Iterations, although they have a strict policy of non-interference on day-to-day matters. Traveler's Gate. On an Iteration called Amalgam, Travelers gain power from otherworldly Territories. The series centers on Simon, a boy who earns his power to save his friends and family. Soon, he finds  himself caught in greater battles. Elder Empire. On the Iteration of Asylum, Great Elders are powerful, inhuman entities, held back by the Emperor of the Aurelian Empire. Upon his death, the balances of power begin to shift. These books consist of two parallel series, each narrated from opposing viewpoints. The Elder Empire: Shadow Books Follows the path of Shera, an assassin, as she works to set the world free from corrupt rulers. The Elder Empire: Sea Books Follows the journey of Calder Marten, captain of The Testament, as he works to restore the Empire. Cradle. On the Iteration known as  Cradle, Wei Shi Lindon is born a weak Unsouled, forbidden to seek power as sacred artists do. However, he is faced with a looming fate that he must defy his family's rules to avoid. The Cradle series follows Lindon's journey as he forges a Path for himself. It is noted for its similarity to Anime and its high-paced action. Will Wight William Lawrence Wight III (born August 11, 1989) is an American author of fantasy literature. He is best known for his independently published "Cradle" series, which has topped the Amazon Kindle Store's bestseller list on