Fiction
Ned Hayes is a novelist and journalist whose work has appeared worldwide in translation, most recently in the national bestseller The Eagle Tree. Steve Silberman named it among the five essential books on the autistic experience, and it has since earned a Washington State Book Award nomination and a film option from Mariposa Pictures. His earlier novels include the Pacific Northwest noir Coeur d'Alene Waters and Sinful Folk, a widely praised historical novel set in medieval England, illustrated by New York Times bestselling illustrator Nikki McClure and also nominated for the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Award. A graduate of Stanford University who holds an MFA from the Rainier Writing Workshop, Hayes has served on the boards of the Reading Foundation, Clarion West, and the Washington Center for the Performing Arts. He is also the founder of Human Intelligence®, which develops patented technology to authenticate human-made creative work in the age of artificial intelligence.
The Eagle Tree · Sinful Folk · Coeur d'Alene Waters · Holy Trinity
