K W Jeter
K W Jeter (Kevin Wayne Jeter) is an American author of science fiction and horror stories, best known for his literary writing style, dark themes, and paranoid, unsympathetic characters.
In addition to original fiction, K W Jeter has written a number of novelisations in the Star Trek and Star Wars universes and has written three sequels to the Blade Runner film, which was based on Philip K Dick's novel "Do androids dream of electric sheep".
K W Jeter also has the distinction of coining the term "Steampunk", which was first mentioned in a letter to Locus magazine in April 1987 to describe his friends, Blaylock and Powers works. Jeter has also created two Steampunk novels - Morlock Night and Infernal Devices.
Bibliography
- Seeklight (1975)
- The Dreamfields (1976)
- Morlock Night (1979)
- Soul Eater (1983)
- Dr. Adder (1984)
- The Glass Hammer (1985)
- Infernal Devices (1987)
- Dark Seeker (1987)
- Mantis (1987)
- Death Arms (1989)
- Farewell Horizontal (1989)
- In the Land of the Dead (1989)
- The Night Man (1989)
- Madlands (1991)
- Wolf Flow (1992)
- Noir (1998)
- The Mandalorian Armor (1998)
- Slave Ship (1998)
- Hard Merchandise (1999)
- Bloodletter (1993)
- Warped (1995)
- The Edge of Human (1995)
- Replicant Night (1996)
- Eye and Talon (2000)