Pete Hautman
Pete Hautman (born 1952 in Berkeley, California) is an American author of novels for young adults. One of them, Godless, won the 2004 National Book Award for Young People's Literature.[1]
Hautman moved to St. Louis Park, Minnesota at the age of five. He later graduated from St. Louis Park High School and attended the Minneapolis College of Art and Design and the University of Minnesota over the next eight years, without receiving a degree from either institution. After working at several jobs which he describes as "ill-suited", Hautman's first novel was published in 1993, Drawing Dead. He loves to cook, has two small dogs, and is currently living with mystery writer Mary Logue. Pete Hautman is a popular author and has made multiple works that can directly relate to the young or adolescent reader.
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[edit] Books
[edit] Novels
- Drawing Dead (1993)
- Short Money (1995)
- The Mortal Nuts (1996)
- Ring Game (1997)
- Mrs. Million (1999)
- Rag Man (2001)
- Doohickey (2002)
- The Prop (2006)
[edit] Young Adult Books
- Mr Was (1996)
- No Limit (1998)(Stone Cold)
- Hole in the Sky (2001)
- Sweetblood (2003)
- Godless (2004) — winner, National Book Award
- Poker Face (2005)
- Invisible (2005)
- Rash (2008)
- All-In (2007)
- Full House (2007)
- How to Steal a Car (2009)
- Blank Confession (2010)
- The Big Crunch (2011)
[edit] "The Bloodwater Mysteries" with Mary Logue
- Snatched (2006)
- Skullduggery (2007)
- Delganger (2008)
[edit] References
- ^ "National Book Awards – 2004". National Book Foundation. Retrieved 2012-01-26.
