Kat Zhang

#### Full Name and Common Aliases
Kat Zhang is a Chinese-American author known professionally as Kiersten White's co-author on the Blood of Eden series.

#### Birth and Death Dates
Born in 1985 (exact date not publicly disclosed), her age at death has not been reported.

#### Nationality and Profession(s)
Zhang holds dual citizenship of China and the United States. She is a writer, best known for collaborating with Kiersten White on The Red Scrolls of Magic, a fantasy novel within the popular Discworld series, which was initially conceived as a companion piece to White's 'Burning Glass'.

#### Early Life and Background
Growing up in Southern California, Zhang developed an interest in writing at an early age. She would later graduate from college with a degree in English.

#### Major Accomplishments
Zhang's work has been well-received by fans of the Discworld series, who have praised her unique storytelling style within the established universe created by Terry Pratchett. Her collaboration with White allowed for a fresh perspective on the world and its characters.

#### Notable Works or Actions
Notably, Zhang co-authored 'The Red Scrolls of Magic' (2012), alongside Kiersten White. This novel was initially conceived as an alternative to the 1991 book of the same name by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Briggs.

#### Impact and Legacy
Zhang's work in the Discworld series has been praised for its unique storytelling style within the established universe created by Terry Pratchett, allowing fans to experience their beloved world from a fresh perspective. Her collaboration with White opened up new possibilities for storytelling within this iconic series.

#### Why They Are Widely Quoted or Remembered
Zhang's contributions to the Discworld series have been widely recognized and praised by fans of the franchise. Her ability to create compelling stories while staying true to the spirit of Terry Pratchett's original work has cemented her place in the hearts of many readers.