Will Shetterly

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'''Will Shetterly''' is a writer, and has also run for governor of Minnesota. He is married to [[Emma Bull]]. His work features strong women characters and people of color; at the same time, he has drawn significant criticism for his public statements on [[anti-racism]], which he describes as "openly critical of the narrow agenda of capitalist antiracists".<ref>See [[Talk:Will Shetterly]].</ref>

==Works==

===Novels===
* ''Cats Have No Lord'' (1985) Ace Books
* ''Witch Blood'' (1986) Ace Books
* ''The Tangled Lands'' (1989) Ace Books
* ''Dogland'' (1997) Tor Books.
* ''Chimera'' (2000) Tor Books.
* ''Thor’s Hammer'' (2000) Random House. Valley of the Basset series
* ''The Gospel of the Knife'' (2007) Tor Books. Sequel to ''Dogland'', nominated for the [[World Fantasy Award]]

===[[Borderlands]] series novels===
* ''Elsewhere'' (1991) Harcourt Brace, Tor Books. Winner of the Minnesota Book Award for Fantasy and Science Fiction.
* ''Nevernever'' (1993) Harcourt Brace, Tor Books. One of the International Reading Association’s 20 favorite books of US teenagers.

===Collection===
* ''Double Feature'' (with Emma Bull). (1994) NESFA Press.

===Short Stories===
* “Bound Things” (1985) in ''Liavek,'' edited by Shetterly and Bull, Ace Books.
* "A Happy Birthday" (1986) in ''Liavek: The Players of Luck,'' edited by Shetterly and Bull, Ace Books.
* “Danceland” (with Emma Bull) (1986) in ''Bordertown,'' edited by [[Terri Windling]] and Mark Alan Arnold, Signet and Tor Books.
* “Six Days Outside the Year” (1990) in ''Liavek: Festival Week," edited by Shetterly and Bull, Ace Books.
* “Nevernever” (1991) in ''Life on the Border,'' edited by Terri Windling, Tor Books.
* “Time Travel, the Artifact, and a Significant Historical Personage” (1992) in ''Xanadu,'' edited by [[Jane Yolen]] and Martin H. Greenberg, Tor Books.
* “Oldthings” (1993) in ''Xanadu 2,'' edited by Jane Yolen and Martin H. Greenberg, Tor Books.
* “The Princess Who Kicked Butt” (1993) in ''A Wizard’s Dozen,'' edited by Michael Stearns, Harcourt Brace. Also in ''Year’s Best Fantasy and Horror, Seventh Annual Edition,'' edited by [[Ellen Datlow]] and Terri Windling, St. Martin’s Press.
* “Brian and the Aliens” (1994) in ''Bruce Coville’s Book of Aliens: Tales to Warp Your Mind,'' edited by Bruce Coville, Scholastic.
* “Dream Catcher” (1995) in ''The Armless Maiden: and Other Tales for Childhood's Survivors,'' edited by Terri Windling, Tor Books.
* “Taken He Cannot Be” (1998) in ''Peter Beagle’s Immortal Unicorn,'' edited by Peter Beagle and Janet , HarperPrism.
* “Secret Identity” (1995) in ''Starfarer’s Dozen,'' edited by Michael Stearns, Harcourt Brace.
* “Splatter” (2002) in ''The Sandman Book of Dreams,'' edited by [[Neil Gaiman]] and Ed Kramer., Harper Prism.
* “Little Red and the Big Bad” (2003) in ''Swan Sister,'' edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling, Simon & Schuster.
* “Black Rock Blues,” (2007) in ''The Coyote Road,'' edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling, Viking.

===Edited Anthologies===

(all edited in collaboration with Emma Bull.
* ''Liavek'' (1985), Ace Books.
* ''Liavek: The Players of Luck'' (1986), Ace Books.
* ''Liavek: Wizard’s Row'' (1987), Ace Books.
* ''Liavek: Spells of Binding'' (1988), Ace Books.
* ''Liavek: Festival Week'' (1990), Ace Books.

===Nonfiction===
* “My Life, So Far,” ''Something About the Author Vol. 106,'' edited by Alan Hedblad, Gale Group.

===Comic Books and Graphic Albums===
* “In Charge” (1987) ''Grimjack'' #39, First Comics.
* ''Captain Confederacy'' with Vince Stone (1986) #1 - #12, SteelDragon Press. (White male Captain Confederacy)
* ''Captain Confederacy'' #1 - #4 (1991-1992) Epic/Marvel Comics. (Black female Captain Confederacy)
* “Home is a Hard Place” (1989) ''Open Space'' #3, Marvel Comics.

===Miscellaneous===
* ''Nightspeeder.'' A feature-length science fiction script (written with Emma Bull). Commissioned by Perfect World Entertainment.
* ''William Tell,'' a feature-length historical adventure script (written with Emma Bull and Don Helverson).
* ''Masters of Earth,'' a TV series bible (written with Emma Bull). Commissioned by SciFi Channel.
* ''Shadow Unit,'' an online fiction site created by Emma Bull and written by Bull, Shetterly, [[Elizabeth Bear]], and [[Sarah Monette]]. The site is designed as the fan site for a fictional television show. The "show" ''Shadow Unit'' features a wide variety of strong women, including one Asian and one African-American woman.

==External links==
*[http://willshetterly.wordpress.com/about/ Author's blog and website]
*[http://www.shadowunit.org Shadow Unit--online paranormal fiction by Shetterly, Emma Bull, Elizabeth Bear, and Sarah Monette]

==References==
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Emma Bull

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Emma Bull is a fantasy writer and musician. Married to fantasy writer Will Shetterly, she got her writing start in Minnesota, where she was part of [[The Scribblies]] writing group. She and Will now live in Tucson, Arizona.

==Works==
===Novels===
* ''[[War for the Oaks]]'' (1987 novel), winner of [[Locus Magazine]]'s Best First Novel Award
* ''[[Falcon]]'' (1989 novel)
* ''[[Bone Dance|Bone Dance: A Fantasy for Technophiles]]'' (1991 novel), nominated for the [[Hugo Award]], [[Nebula Award]], and [[World Fantasy Award]]
* ''[[Finder]]'' (1994 novel)
* ''[[The Princess and the Lord of Night]]'' (1994 children's picture book)
* ''[[Freedom and Necessity]]'' (1997 novel; with [[Steven Brust]])
* ''[[Territory]]'' (2007 novel), nominated for the [[World Fantasy Award]]

===Other Books===
* ''Double Feature]], short story collection with Will Shetterly
* Editor, with [[Will Shetterly]], the [[Liavek series]]:
** ''Liavek''
** ''Liavek: The Players of Luck''
** ''Liavek: Wizard's Row''
** ''Liavek: Spells of Binding''
** ''Liavek: Festival Week''

===Short Fiction and Poetry===
* "Rending Dark" in ''Sword and Sorceress,'' edited by [[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]
* "Badu's Luck" in [[''Liavek'']], edited by Emma Bull and Will Shetterly
* "The Well-Made Plan" in [[''Liavek: The Players of Luck'']]
* "Danceland" (with Will Shetterly) in [[''Bordertown']], edited by [[Terri Windling]] and Mark Alan Arnold
* "A Bird That Whistles" in [[''Hidden Turnings'']], edited by [[Diana Wynne Jones]]
* "For It All" (poem) in [[''Life on the Border'']], edited by [[Terri Windling]]
* "Silver or Gold" in ''After the King: Stories in Honor of [[J.R.R. Tolkien]],'' edited by Martin H. Greenberg
* "The Stepsister's Story" (poem) in ''[[The Armless Maiden]]''
* "Joshua Tree" in ''[[The Green Man]],'' edited by [[Ellen Datlow]] and [[Terri Windling]]
* "De La Tierra" in ''[[The Faery Reel,]]'' edited by [[Ellen Datlow]] and [[Terri Windling]]
* "The Black Fox" in ''[[Firebirds]]'' edited by [[Sharyn November]]
* What Used to Be Good Still Is" in ''[[Firebirds Rising]]'' edited by [[Sharyn November]]

===Essays===
* "Why I Write Fantasy," ''Pulphouse 6''
* "Wonders of the Invisible World: How I Came to Write [[War for the Oaks,]]" New North Artscape.
* "Unreal Life," ''Something About the Author Vol. 103'', Alan Hedblad, ed.

===Music===
* [[Cats Laughing]], ''Cats Laughing'' (SteelDragon/Spin Art; re-released as Reissue,)
* Cats Laughing, ''Another Way to Travel'' (SteelDragon/Spin Art)
* [[Flash Girls]], ''The Return of Pansy Smith and Violet Jones'' (SteelDragon)
* Flash Girls, ''Maurice and I'' (Fabulous Records)
* Flash Girls, ''Play Each Morning''
* ''Wild Queen'' (Fabulous Records)

===Screenplays===
* ''Nightspeeder.'' A feature-length science fiction script (written with Will Shetterly). Commissioned by Perfect World Ent.
* ''William Tell,'' a feature-length historical adventure script (written with Will Shetterly and Don Helverson). Optioned by Synchronicity Productions; now available.
* ''Dogland,'' a feature-length script (written with Will Shetterly). Optioned by Consolidated Heavy Industries; now available.
* ''Masters of Earth,'' a TV series bible (written with Will Shetterly). Commissioned by SciFi Channel.

===Online Fiction===
Bull is the originator of Shadow Unit, an online fiction site which is designed as the fan site for a fictional television show. Her collaborators in the project are [[Will Shetterly]], [[Elizabeth Bear]], and [[Sarah Monette]]. While not expressly feminist, the "show" features a wide variety of strong women, including one Asian and one mixed-race woman with African-American ancestry.

==External Links==
* [http://coffeeem.livejournal.com/ Coffee Em] (livejournal)
* [http://coffeeem.livejournal.com/9829.html SciFi Channel, meet The Female Geek] (on gender in [[Battlestar Galactica (2004 TV series)]])
* [http://www.shadowunit.org Shadow Unit--online paranormal fiction by Bull, Elizabeth Bear, Will Shetterly, and Sarah Monette]

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