Michael Gruber (author)
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Michael Gruber (born October 1, 1940 in Brooklyn) is an author living in Seattle, WA. He attended Columbia University and received his Ph.D. in biology from the University of Miami. He worked as a cook, a marine biologist, a speech writer, a policy advisor for the Jimmy Carter White House, and a bureaucrat for the EPA before becoming a novelist.
He is generally acknowledged to be the ghostwriter of the popular Robert K. Tanenbaum series of Butch Karp novels starting with No Lesser Plea and ending with Absolute Rage. After the partnership with Tanenbaum ended, Gruber began publishing his own novels under William Morrow and HarperCollins.
Gruber's "Jimmy Paz" trilogy, while critically acclaimed, did not sell at the same levels as the Butch Karp series in the United States.
[edit] Published Works
- Tropic of Night
- Valley of Bones
- Night of the Jaguar
- The Witch's Boy
- The Book of Air and Shadows (due for release in 2007)
[edit] Ghost-written works for Robert K. Tanenbaum
- 1987 No Lesser Plea
- 1989 Depraved Indifference
- 1991 Immoral Certainty
- 1992 Reversible Error
- 1993 Material Witness
- 1994 Corruption of Blood
- 1994 Justice Denied
- 1996 Falsely Accused
- 1997 Irresistible Impulse
- 1998 Reckless Endangerment
- 1999 Act of Revenge
- 2000 True Justice
- 2001 Enemy Within
- 2002 Absolute Rage
[edit] External links
- Neuroboticsarticle appearing in Wired Magazine.
- Map the Genome, Hack the Genome. article appearing in Wired Magazine.
- Michael Gruber at HarperCollins
- Interview with author at BookBrowse
- Publisher's Weekly review.
- The case of the missing ghost By Jules Older, San Francisco Magazine.
