Jonathan Stroud

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Jonathan Stroud
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Stroud at the Gothenburg Book Fair in 2016
Born (1970-10-27) 27 October 1970 (age 53)
Bedford, England
OccupationWriter
NationalityBritish
Period1999–present
GenreChildren's fantasy
Website
www.jonathanstroud.com

Jonathan Anthony Stroud (born 27 October 1970) is a British writer of fantasy fiction, best known for the Bartimaeus young adult sequence and Lockwood & Co. children's series. His books are typically set in an alternative history London with fantasy elements, and have received note for his satire, and use of magic to reflect themes of class struggle. The Bartimaeus sequence is the recipient of the Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire and Mythopoeic Fantasy Awards. Stroud's works have also been featured on ALA Notable lists of books for children and young adults. In 2020, Netflix announced a TV series based on Lockwood & Co., with filming initiated in July 2021.

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Biography and career

Born in 1970 in Bedford, England, Stroud began to write stories at a very young age. [1] He grew up in St Albans where he attended Wheatfields Junior School and St Albans Boys' School. [2] He enjoyed reading books, drawing pictures, and writing stories. He attributes his love of reading and writing to being ill between the ages of seven and nine. To escape boredom, he would occupy himself with books and stories. [3] After he completed his studies of English literature at the University of York, he worked in London as an editor for publishers Walker Books. During the 1990s, he started publishing his own works and quickly gained success. [3]

Among his works are the best-selling [4] Bartimaeus Trilogy , which has received note for its satire and use of magic to explore themes of class struggle. By narrating the story from the perspective of Bartimaeus, a sarcastic and slightly egomaniacal djinni, Stroud examines the stereotypes and ethics of the magician class and the enslaved demons. [5] [6] The books in this series, his first to be published in the United States, are The Amulet of Samarkand , The Golem's Eye , Ptolemy's Gate , and prequel The Ring of Solomon .

In 2013, the first book in the Lockwood & Co (which is about a ghost hunter agency in a ghost-ravaged England) series, Lockwood & Co.: The Screaming Staircase was released, and achieved critical acclaim, with Rick Riordan calling Stroud a "genius". [7] The second book, The Whispering Skull , was released in September 2014. A third novel, titled The Hollow Boy, was announced through a competition orchestrated by Stroud, asking readers to send in an idea for a ghost to feature in the third story. [8] The fourth book, The Creeping Shadow, was published in 2016, and the last book in the series, The Empty Grave, was published in 2017. [9]

In late 2020, Netflix announced that Stroud's Lockwood & Co. series would be made into a television show produced by Nira Park, Rachael Prior, and Joe Cornish. [10] Filming began in July 2021 in London. [11]

His new series, The Outlaws Scarlett and Browne, which currently consists of two books, is about two outlaws and their infamous heists.

Personal life

Stroud lives in St Albans, Hertfordshire, [12] with his wife Gina and their three children. [3]

Bibliography

Fiction (Solo)

Children's literature

TitlePublisherDateGenreLengthISBN
The Viking Saga of Harri Bristlebeard Walker Books 1 September 1997Children's fiction, puzzle book32 pages (hardcover) 978-0-7636-0270-3
The Hare and the Tortoise Walker Books 5 October 1998Children's fiction, sticker bookn/a 978-1-4063-0295-0
Walking Through the Jungle Walker Books 1 January 1998Children's fiction, sticker bookn/a 978-1-4063-0300-1
Little Red Car Walker Books 2 August 1999Children's fiction15 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-7445-2951-7
Alfie's Big Adventure Walker Books 2 August 1999Children's fiction14 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-7445-2948-7
Little Spike and Long Tail Walker Books 3 January 2000Children's literature, puzzle bookn/a 978-0-7445-2964-7
Goldilocks and the Three Bears Walker Books 2000Children's literature, puzzle book15 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-7445-6554-6
The Leap Red Fox 1 January 2001Children's literature192 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-09-940285-5
The Lost Treasure of Captain Blood Walker Books 1 January 2006Children's literature, puzzle book32 pages (UK paperback) 978-1-84428-767-3

Novella

TitlePublisherDateGenreLengthISBN
The Ghost of Shadow Vale Barrington Stoke 1 January 2009Teen and YA, fantasy64 (paperback) 978-1-84299-705-5

Teen and YA

TitlePublisherDateGenreLengthISBN
Buried Fire Gardners Books 3 April 2003Teen and YA, science fiction/fantasy304 (UK paperback) 978-0-552-54933-2
The Last Siege Gardners Books 31 January 2004Teen and YA261 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-552-55146-5
Heroes of the Valley Hyperion Books 29 January 2009Teen & YA, fantasy496 pages (UK hardcover) 978-1-4231-0966-2

Heroes of the Valley was featured on the VOYA Magazine's Perfect Tens list in 2009. [13]

Non-fiction

TitlePublisherDateGenreLengthISBN
Justin Credible's Word Play World Walker Books 1994Puzzle bookn/a 0-00-000000-0
Ancient Rome: A Guide to the Glory of Imperial Rome Kingfisher 15 April 2000Children's history book30 pages (UK hardcover) 978-0-7534-5235-6
Life and Times in Ancient Rome Kingfisher 3 September 2007Children's history book30 pages (UK hardcover) 978-1-4352-7505-8

Fiction (YA series)

Bartimaeus Sequence

No.TitlePublisherDateLengthISBN
2 The Amulet of Samarkand Doubleday 1 October 2003272 pages (UK hardcover) 978-0-385-60599-1
3 The Golem's Eye Gardners Books 30 September 2004570 pages (UK hardcover) 978-0-385-60615-8
4 Ptolemy's Gate Doubleday 1 January 2005528 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-385-60868-8
1 The Ring of Solomon Doubleday 14 October 2010528 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-385-61915-8

The Amulet of Samarkand was given a starred review by Booklist and Publishers Weekly in 2003, [14] recommended on Texas Lone Star's YA reading list in 2005, [15] and given commendation for Great Graphic Novels for Teens in 2011. [16]

Lockwood & Co.

No.TitlePublisherDateLengthISBN
1 The Screaming Staircase Corgi Books 3 July 2014480 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-552-56678-0
2 The Whispering Skull Corgi Books 25 February 2015496 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-552-56805-0
2.5The Dagger in the Desk Penguin Books 9 February 201535 pages (Penguin eBook) 978-1-4481-9694-4
3 The Hollow Boy Corgi Books 24 September 2015448 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-552-57314-6
4 The Creeping Shadow Corgi Books 15 September 2016560 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-552-57315-3
5The Empty Grave Corgi Books 21 September 2017560 pages (UK paperback) 978-0-552-57579-9

The Screaming Staircase has been recommended by Capitol Choices: Noteworthy Books for Children and Teens (audiobook) and Children and Teens (ten to fourteen) (2014); Texas Lone Star Reading List (2014); Cooperative Children's Book Center (2014); Look! Hoo's Reading (2014), and Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults (2014). [17] [18] The Whispering Skull was selected by the CCBC Choices (2015) and the Junior Library Guild (2015) and was given a starred review by Booklist (2014), Kirkus (2014), and School Library Journal (2014). [19] The Hollow Boy was selected by the CCBC Choices (2016) and the Junior Library Guild (2016) and was given a starred review by Booklist (2015) and School Library Journal (2015). [20] The Creeping Shadow was given a starred review by Booklist (2016) and was selected by the Junior Library Guild as their mystery/adventure novel of 2017. [21] The Empty Grave was given a starred review by Booklist in 2017. [22]

The Outlaws Scarlett and Browne

No.TitlePublisherDateLengthISBN
1The Outlaws Scarlett and Browne Walker Books 1 April 2021432 pages (hardcover) 978-1-4063-9481-8
2The Notorious Scarlett and Browne Walker Books 7 July 2022416 pages (paperback) 978-1-4063-9482-5


Awards and honours

Bartimaeus sequence

BookYearAward NameAward BodyResultRef.
The Amulet of Samarkand 2004Best Books for Young Adults American Library Association Top Ten [23]
2004Notable Children's Books American Library Association Won [24]
2004 Boston Globe–Horn Book Award The Boston Globe and The Horn Book Magazine Honor book [25]
2004 Locus Award (YA) Locus Nominated [26]
2004Selected Audiobooks for Young Adults American Library Association Won [27]
2005Nevada Young Readers' Award (YA) Nevada Library Association Nominated [28]
2005Deutscher Jugendliteraturpreis for JugendbuchNominated [29]
2006Evergreen Teen Book AwardWashington Young Adult Review GroupNominated [30]
2006Georgia Peach Book Award for Teen Readers Georgia Library Association Nominated [31]
2007Indian Paintbrush Book Award (Grades 4-6) Wyoming Library Association Nominated [32]
The Golem's Eye 2005Selected Audiobooks for Young Adults American Library Association Won [33]
2005 Best Books for Young Adults American Library Association Won [34]
2005 Locus Award (YA) Locus Nominated [26]
2007Colorado Blue Spruce Award (YA)Colorado Blue Spruce Young Adult Book AwardsNominated [35]
Ptolemy's Gate 2006 Cybils Award (Speculative Fiction)Cybils AwardsWon [36]
2006Locus Award for Best Young Adult Novel Locus Nominated [26]
2006 Corine International Book Prize Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels Won [37]
2007Selected Audiobooks for Young Adults American Library Association Won [38]
2007Notable Children's Recordings American Library Association Won [39]
Bartimaeus trilogy (books 1–3) 2006 Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Children's Literature Mythopoeic Society Won [40]
2007 Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire (Youth Novel) Utopiales Won [41]
The Ring of Solomon 2010 Costa Children's Book Award Costa Coffee Nominated [42]
2010Der Leserpreis (The Reader's Award)Lovelybooks.deShortlisted [43]
2012 Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults American Library Association Won [44]

Lockwood & Co.

BookYearAward NameAward BodyResultRef.
The Screaming Staircase 2013 Cybils Award (Speculative Fiction)Cybils AwardsWon [45]
2013 Goodreads Choice Award (Middle Grade & Children's) Goodreads Nominated [46]
2014 Los Angeles Times Book Prize Los Angeles Times Finalist [47] [48]
2014 Edgar Awards (Best Juvenile) Mystery Writers of America Nominated [49]
2014WeRead Prize Jewish Community Secondary School Won [50]
2014Booktrust Best Book Awards (9-11 Best Story) BookTrust and Amazon Kindle Shortlisted [51]
2014North Carolina Young Adult Book AwardNominated [52]
2014 Carnegie Medal CILIP Nominated [53]
2014Worcestershire Teen Book AwardWorcestershire Public LibrariesShortlisted [54]
2014 Silver Inky Award Inside a DogShortlisted [55]
2015Sakura MedalInternational Librarians of JapanNominated
2015Warwickshire Secondary Book Awards Stratford Girls' Grammar School Won [56]
2015Coventry Inspiration Book Awards Coventry City Council Shortlisted
2015UKYA Blogger AwardsUKYA Blogger AwardsNominated [57]
2015The Weald Book Award The Weald School Shortlisted [58]
2015Popular Paperbacks for Young Adults American Library Association Won [59]
2016Beehive Book Awards (Young Adult Fiction)Children's Literature Association of UtahNominated [60]
2016Nevada Young Readers' Award (Intermediate) Nevada Library Association Won [61]
2016Sasquatch Award Washington Library Association Nominated [62]
2017 Rebecca Caudill Young Readers' Book Award Rebecca Caudhill Nominated [63]
The Whispering Skull 2014 Goodreads Choice Award (Middle Grade & Children's) Goodreads Nominated [64]
2015 Amazing Audiobooks for Young Adults American Library Association Top 30 [65]
The Hollow Boy2015Goodreads Choice Award (Middle Grade & Children's) Goodreads Nominated [66]
The Creeping Shadow2016 Goodreads Choice Award (Middle Grade & Children's) Goodreads Nominated [67]
The Empty Grave2017 Goodreads Choice Awards (Middle Grade & Children's) Goodreads Nominated [68]
2017 Booklist Editor's Choice for Youth Booklist Won [69]
2019 Carnegie Medal CILIP Nominated [70]

Other works

BookYearAward NameAward BodyResultRef.
Heroes of the Valley 2009Premio El Templo de las Mil Puertas for Mejor novela extranjera independienteNominated [71]
2010 Locus Award (YA) Locus Nominated [26]
2010 Best Books for Young Adults American Library Association Won [72]
2010 Carnegie Medal in Literature CILIP Nominated
2011Premio El Templo de las Mil Puertas for Mejor novela extranjera perteneciente a sagaNominated [73]


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