Fiction
Books
Also: Android Karenina, The Mystery of the Missing Everything, and short fiction in anthologies from the Mystery Writers of America, Akashic Books, and Lightspeed magazine.
New York Times bestselling novelist, Edgar Award winner, and writer for television, comics, and audio.
Fiction
Also: Android Karenina, The Mystery of the Missing Everything, and short fiction in anthologies from the Mystery Writers of America, Akashic Books, and Lightspeed magazine.
Screen
Creator & Executive Producer
The smash-hit network drama that premiered after the Super Bowl in 2024 and became the most-watched new series of its season.
Writer / Producer
Historical thriller chronicling the hunt for John Wilkes Booth in the aftermath of the Lincoln assassination.
Writer
Noah Hawley's acclaimed Marvel drama.
Beyond the Page
Audible Originals
Original audio dramas and fiction written for Audible.
Comics
Ben is writing issues #1 through #8 of the Oni Press relaunch of the iconic American comic series, beginning in September, 2026.
Comics
A three-part limited comic-book series, published in summer 2025. Ben also contributes to Cruel Universe, part of Oni Press's revival of EC Comics.
Press
"One of crime fiction's most inventive practitioners."San Francisco Chronicle
"Winters is such a fine writer that by the time he asks you to suspend your disbelief, you'll follow him anywhere."The New York Times
"A hybrid of the familiar and the uncanny."The Washington Post
"Sharp, funny, and deeply wise."Slate
"Exceptional…indisputably a winner."NPR
About
Ben H. Winters is a novelist, television writer and producer, comic-book writer, and creator of original audio content. His best-selling, award-winning books include Big Time, Golden State, The Quiet Boy, Underground Airlines, and the Last Policeman Trilogy.
For television, he created the CBS drama Tracker and has written for Legion (FX) and Manhunt (Apple TV+). His journalism and essays have appeared in Slate, the New York Times Book Review, and the Wall Street Journal.
He has received the Edgar Award for mystery writing, the Philip K. Dick Award for science fiction, and France's Grand Prix de l'Imaginaire. He grew up in Maryland and lives in Los Angeles with his family.
