Garth Nix
3 universes Last reviewed 2026-08-20
Garth Nix was born July 19, 1963, in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, and was raised in Canberra, attending Turner Primary School, Lyneham High School, and Dickson College, where he also joined the Australian Army Reserve. After working for the Australian government and traveling in Europe, he earned a BA in professional writing from the University of Canberra. He worked at a Canberra bookshop before relocating to Sydney in 1987, where his publishing career included roles as a sales representative, publicist, and senior editor at HarperCollins. From 1993 to 1999 he traveled extensively and founded his own marketing consultancy, Gotley Nix Evans Pty Ltd, before working as a literary agent with Curtis Brown Australia from 1999 to 2002, after which he became a full-time author. Nix is best known for the Old Kingdom series, comprising Sabriel, Lirael, Abhorsen, Clariel, Goldenhand, and Terciel and Elinor, a richly imagined fantasy sequence centered on necromancy, magic bells, and the boundary between life and death. He has also written The Seventh Tower and Keys to the Kingdom series, plus standalone novels including The Ragwitch, Shade's Children, A Confusion of Princes, and Frogkisser!, and has written roleplaying scenarios for Dungeons & Dragons and Traveller. In the 2025 King's Birthday Honours he was awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia. He lives in Sydney with his wife, publisher Anna McFarlane, and their two sons.
Universe(s)
The Old Kingdom
- Core Canon books: 6
- Current rank: #117 in the official ranking
- Weighted average: 4.20
- Award recognitions: 7 won, 2 finalist mention, 8 nomination
The Keys to the Kingdom
- Core Canon books: 7
- Current rank: #581 in the official ranking
- Weighted average: 3.90
- Award recognitions: 2 won, 3 finalist mention, 2 nomination
The Seventh Tower
- Core Canon books: 6
- Current rank: #553 in the official ranking
- Weighted average: 3.91
- Award recognitions: None recorded
Books
SSabriel (1995) · The Old Kingdom Core Canon
CCastle (2000) · The Seventh Tower Core Canon
TThe Fall (2000) · The Seventh Tower Core Canon
AAbove the Veil (2001) · The Seventh Tower Core Canon
AAenir (2001) · The Seventh Tower Core Canon
IInto Battle (2001) · The Seventh Tower Core Canon
LLirael (2001) · The Old Kingdom Core Canon
TThe Violet Keystone (2001) · The Seventh Tower Core Canon
AAbhorsen (2003) · The Old Kingdom Core Canon
MMister Monday (2003) · The Keys to the Kingdom Core Canon
GGrim Tuesday (2004) · The Keys to the Kingdom Core Canon
DDrowned Wednesday (2005) · The Keys to the Kingdom Core Canon
NNicholas Sayre and the Creature in the Case (2005) · The Old Kingdom Expanded Canon
SSir Thursday (2006) · The Keys to the Kingdom Core Canon
LLady Friday (2007) · The Keys to the Kingdom Core Canon
SSuperior Saturday (2008) · The Keys to the Kingdom Core Canon
LLord Sunday (2010) · The Keys to the Kingdom Core Canon
TTo Hold the Bridge (2010) · The Old Kingdom Expanded Canon
CClariel (2014) · The Old Kingdom Core Canon
GGoldenhand (2016) · The Old Kingdom Core Canon
TTerciel and Elinor (2021) · The Old Kingdom Core Canon
Aggregate across all universes
These are separate, unrelated universes; the totals below are plain sums of already-published per-universe facts, never a blended or averaged score across them. See each universe's own figures above.
- Total Core Canon books across all universes: 19 books
- Award recognitions across all universes: 24 (9 won, 5 finalist mention, 10 nomination)