After escaping his hometown in Central Florida, Ryan began studying to become a chemical engineer. He was sure he would one day be an asteroid miner. Since then, he's worked in tabletop game design, Broadway musical production, and even taught English to middle schoolers. These days, Ryan lives in Oakland with his partner and their dog, which may be a demon. He now works to defend democracy at UC Berkeley, which still doesn't involve chemical engineering.

"A clever page-turner set in a unique and brutal world that will definitely leave you hungry for a second helping."-Jay Kristoff, Sunday Times bestselling author of Empire of the Vampire"Hugely original while also comfortingly familiar, Seven Recipes for Revolution is a delectable feast of wildly unique worldbuilding and page turning twists." -Frances White, Sunday Times bestselling author of Voyage of the Damned"Seven Recipes for Revolution is vicious and delicious, a gruesome and cinematic delight of a book. If you like despot kings, giant creatures, good food, a hardscrabble rebellion, and a fresh take on fantasy, this should be your next read!" -Andrea Stewart, award-winning and Sunday Times bestselling author of The Bone Shared Emperor"Rose cooks up a truly sizzling debut: a world where food is identity, meals are magic, and a community starved for justice gets the badass hero they need in Paprick the Butcher." -Essa Hansen, author of Nophek Gloss"Tremendously unique; what fantasy needs at the moment."-Richard Swan, author of the Empire of the Wolf series"Seven Recipes for Revolution has all the loving familiarity of classic fantasy in its bones to make a savory stock from, and delivers it with all the comfort of a home cooked meal. Ryan Rose's debut is sure to whet your appetite with its cooking-based magic system, and please your palate with how its courses are served. If you enjoy good food, classic fantasy feeling, and charming nods to the culinary, this is for you."-R.R. Virdi, author of the Tales of Tremaine series"Seven Recipes for Revolution is a pulpy, bloody blend of Red Rising, Attack on Titan, and Iron Chef with a splash of delectably detailed magic."-J.T. Greathouse, author of the Pact and Pattern series"Ryan Rose's Seven Recipes for Revolution stirs together a fascinating magic system, a fully realized world, giant kaiju, and a gritty, conflicted main character, combining them into a consuming story with the same care and attention as a delicious chocolate souffle."-Clay Harmon, author of the Rift Walker series"Vivid, vibrant and visceral, Seven Recipes for Revolution weaves a thrilling tale of twisting loyalties and revolutionary carnage through the gleefully unreliable narration of Paprick the Butcher. Rose's writing thrums with texture, taste and pointed humour, delivering a sensory feast with a jagged edge and a delicate seasoning of social conscience. And let's not forget the magical, delicious, monstrous kaiju!"-David Wragg, author of the Articles of Faith series"If you loved Babel but wished it had more kaiju, this book is for you. Rose has created a fresh new world with a sensory explosion of scents and tastes, the flavors lingering long after I put the book down."-Amber A. Logan, author of The Secret Garden of Yanagi Inn

After escaping his hometown in Central Florida, Ryan began studying to become a chemical engineer. He was sure he would one day be an asteroid miner. Since then, he's worked in tabletop game design, Broadway musical production, and even taught English to middle schoolers. These days, Ryan lives in Oakland with his partner and their dog, which may be a demon. He now works to defend democracy at UC Berkeley, which still doesn't involve chemical engineering.

"A clever page-turner set in a unique and brutal world that will definitely leave you hungry for a second helping."-Jay Kristoff, Sunday Times bestselling author of Empire of the Vampire"Hugely original while also comfortingly familiar, Seven Recipes for Revolution is a delectable feast of wildly unique worldbuilding and page turning twists." -Frances White, Sunday Times bestselling author of Voyage of the Damned"Seven Recipes for Revolution is vicious and delicious, a gruesome and cinematic delight of a book. If you like despot kings, giant creatures, good food, a hardscrabble rebellion, and a fresh take on fantasy, this should be your next read!" -Andrea Stewart, award-winning and Sunday Times bestselling author of The Bone Shared Emperor"Rose cooks up a truly sizzling debut: a world where food is identity, meals are magic, and a community starved for justice gets the badass hero they need in Paprick the Butcher." -Essa Hansen, author of Nophek Gloss"Tremendously unique; what fantasy needs at the moment."-Richard Swan, author of the Empire of the Wolf series"Seven Recipes for Revolution has all the loving familiarity of classic fantasy in its bones to make a savory stock from, and delivers it with all the comfort of a home cooked meal. Ryan Rose's debut is sure to whet your appetite with its cooking-based magic system, and please your palate with how its courses are served. If you enjoy good food, classic fantasy feeling, and charming nods to the culinary, this is for you."-R.R. Virdi, author of the Tales of Tremaine series"Seven Recipes for Revolution is a pulpy, bloody blend of Red Rising, Attack on Titan, and Iron Chef with a splash of delectably detailed magic."-J.T. Greathouse, author of the Pact and Pattern series"Ryan Rose's Seven Recipes for Revolution stirs together a fascinating magic system, a fully realized world, giant kaiju, and a gritty, conflicted main character, combining them into a consuming story with the same care and attention as a delicious chocolate souffle."-Clay Harmon, author of the Rift Walker series"Vivid, vibrant and visceral, Seven Recipes for Revolution weaves a thrilling tale of twisting loyalties and revolutionary carnage through the gleefully unreliable narration of Paprick the Butcher. Rose's writing thrums with texture, taste and pointed humour, delivering a sensory feast with a jagged edge and a delicate seasoning of social conscience. And let's not forget the magical, delicious, monstrous kaiju!"-David Wragg, author of the Articles of Faith series"If you loved Babel but wished it had more kaiju, this book is for you. Rose has created a fresh new world with a sensory explosion of scents and tastes, the flavors lingering long after I put the book down."-Amber A. Logan, author of The Secret Garden of Yanagi Inn