Barbara Hambly - Revision history

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	==Themes and tropes==		==Themes and tropes==
	* Warrior woman; especially one who leaves her world/community to become a warrior; see [[Gil Patterson]] in The Darwath trilogy; [[Starhawk]] in the Sun Wolf books		* Warrior woman; especially one who leaves her world/community to become a warrior; see [[Gil Patterson]] in The Darwath trilogy; [[Starhawk]] in the Sun Wolf books
	* Younger woman and older man love affair -- see [[Starhawk]] and [[Gil Patterson]] in the Darwath trilogy and the Starhawk/Sun Wolf trilogy		* Younger woman and older man love affair -- see [[Starhawk]] and [[Gil Patterson]] in the Darwath trilogy and the Starhawk/Sun Wolf trilogy; James Asher and Lydia in the James Asher vampire novels.
	* Magic / wizardry that enables the wizard to see in the dark; is an in-born facility; see the Darwath trilogy and the Starhawk/Sun Wolf trilogy		* Magic / wizardry that enables the wizard to see in the dark; is an in-born facility; see the Darwath trilogy and the Starhawk/Sun Wolf trilogy
	* A not-quite-Christian-like religion that calls magic heresy / devil-worshipping; see the Darwath trilogy and the Starhawk/Sun Wolf trilogy		* A not-quite-Christian-like religion that calls magic heresy / devil-worshipping; see the Darwath trilogy and the Starhawk/Sun Wolf trilogy


	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==

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	# ''Those Who Hunt The Night'' (1988; Locus award winner for Best Horror Novel in 1989)		# ''Those Who Hunt The Night'' (1988; Locus award winner for Best Horror Novel in 1989)
	# ''Traveling With The Dead'' (1995; Locus award nominee, 1996, winner of the Lord Ruthven award, 1996)		# ''Traveling With The Dead'' (1995; Locus award nominee, 1996, winner of the Lord Ruthven award, 1996)
			# ''Blood Maidens'' (2010)

	===Beauty and the Beast===		===Beauty and the Beast===

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			[[category:WisCon Guests of Honor]]

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	'''Barbara Hambly''' (http://www.barbarahambly.com/) is an SF and historical writer.		'''Barbara Hambly''' (http://www.barbarahambly.com/) is an SF and historical writer.

			==Themes and tropes==
			* Warrior woman; especially one who leaves her world/community to become a warrior; see [[Gil Patterson]] in The Darwath trilogy; [[Starhawk]] in the Sun Wolf books
			* Younger woman and older man love affair -- see [[Starhawk]] and [[Gil Patterson]] in the Darwath trilogy and the Starhawk/Sun Wolf trilogy
			* Magic / wizardry that enables the wizard to see in the dark; is an in-born facility; see the Darwath trilogy and the Starhawk/Sun Wolf trilogy
			* A not-quite-Christian-like religion that calls magic heresy / devil-worshipping; see the Darwath trilogy and the Starhawk/Sun Wolf trilogy


	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==

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	* ''Icefalcon's Quest'' (1998)		* ''Icefalcon's Quest'' (1998)

	===Sun Wolf and [[Starhawk]]===		===Sun Wolf and [[Starhawk of Wyrnde\|Starhawk]]===
	# ''[[The Ladies of Mandrigyn]]'' (1984; Locus award nominee, 1985)		# ''[[The Ladies of Mandrigyn]]'' (1984; Locus award nominee, 1985)
	# ''The Witches of Wenshar'' (1987; Locus award nominee, 1988)		# ''The Witches of Wenshar'' (1987; Locus award nominee, 1988)

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	* ''Icefalcon's Quest'' (1998)		* ''Icefalcon's Quest'' (1998)

	===Sun Wolf and Starhawk===		===Sun Wolf and [[Starhawk]]===
	# ''The Ladies of Mandrigyn'' (1984; Locus award nominee, 1985)		# ''[[The Ladies of Mandrigyn]]'' (1984; Locus award nominee, 1985)
	# ''The Witches of Wenshar'' (1987; Locus award nominee, 1988)		# ''The Witches of Wenshar'' (1987; Locus award nominee, 1988)
	# ''The Dark Hand of Magic'' (1990)		# ''The Dark Hand of Magic'' (1990)

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	===Vampire Novels===		===Vampire Novels===
	# ''[[Those Who Hunt The Night]]'' ([[1988]]; Locus award winner for Best Horror Novel in [[1989]])		# ''Those Who Hunt The Night'' (1988; Locus award winner for Best Horror Novel in 1989)
	# ''[[Traveling With The Dead]]'' ([[1995]]; Locus award nominee, [[1996]], winner of the Lord Ruthven award, [[1996]])		# ''Traveling With The Dead'' (1995; Locus award nominee, 1996, winner of the Lord Ruthven award, 1996)

	===Beauty and the Beast===		===Beauty and the Beast===
	* ''[[Beauty and the Beast (series)\|Beauty and the Beast]]'' novelisation (1989)		* ''Beauty and the Beast (TV series)\|Beauty and the Beast]]'' novelisation (1989)
	* ''Song of Orpheus'' (1990)		* ''Song of Orpheus'' (1990)

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	===Star Wars===		===Star Wars===
	* ''[[Children of the Jedi]]'' (1995)		* ''Children of the Jedi'' (1995)
	* ''[[Planet of Twilight]]'' (1997)		* ''Planet of Twilight'' (1997)

	===The Benjamin January Mysteries===		===The Benjamin January Mysteries===

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			'''Barbara Hambly''' (http://www.barbarahambly.com/) is an SF and historical writer.

			==Bibliography==
			===The Darwath Trilogy ===
			# ''The Time of the Dark'' (1982)
			# ''The Walls of Air'' (1983)
			# ''The Armies of Daylight'' (1983)

			===Standalone Darwath Novels===
			* ''Mother of Winter'' (1996; Locus award nominee 1997)
			* ''Icefalcon's Quest'' (1998)

			===Sun Wolf and Starhawk===
			# ''The Ladies of Mandrigyn'' (1984; Locus award nominee, 1985)
			# ''The Witches of Wenshar'' (1987; Locus award nominee, 1988)
			# ''The Dark Hand of Magic'' (1990)

			===Winterlands===
			# ''Dragonsbane'' (1985; Locus award nominee, 1986 and 1987)
			# ''Dragonshadow'' (1999; Locus award nominee, 2000)
			# ''Knight of the Demon Queen'' (2000; Locus award nominee, 2001)
			# ''Dragonstar'' (2002)

			===The Windrose Chronicles===
			# ''The Silent Tower'' (1986)
			# ''The Silicon Mage'' (1988)
			# ''Dog Wizard'' (1993; Locus award nominee, 1994)

			* ''Stranger at the Wedding''/''Sorcerer's Ward '' (1994) - [Does not include Antryg Windrose or Joanna Sheraton]

			===Star Trek===
			* ''Ishmael'' (1985)
			* ''Ghostwalker'' (1991)
			* ''Crossroad'' (1994)

			===Vampire Novels===
			# ''[[Those Who Hunt The Night]]'' ([[1988]]; Locus award winner for Best Horror Novel in [[1989]])
			# ''[[Traveling With The Dead]]'' ([[1995]]; Locus award nominee, [[1996]], winner of the Lord Ruthven award, [[1996]])

			===Beauty and the Beast===
			* ''[[Beauty and the Beast (series)\|Beauty and the Beast]]'' novelisation (1989)
			* ''Song of Orpheus'' (1990)

			===Sun-Cross===
			# ''The Rainbow Abyss'' (1991; Locus award nominee, 1992)
			#'' The Magicians of Night'' (1992; Locus award nominee, 1993)

			===Star Wars===
			* ''[[Children of the Jedi]]'' (1995)
			* ''[[Planet of Twilight]]'' (1997)

			===The Benjamin January Mysteries===
			# ''A Free Man of Color'' (1997)
			# ''Fever Season'' (1998)
			# ''Graveyard Dust'' (1999)
			# ''Sold Down the River'' (2000)
			# ''Die upon a Kiss'' (2001)
			# ''Wet Grave'' (2002)
			# ''Days of the Dead'' (2003)
			# ''Dead Water'' (2004)

			===Raven Sisters ===
			# ''[[Sisters of the Raven]]'' (2002)
			# ''[[Circle of the Moon]]'' (2005)

			===Other Fiction===
			* ''Bride of the Rat God'' (1994; Locus award nominee, 1995)
			* ''Magic Time'' (2002) (with Marc Zicree)
			* ''Renfield'' (2006)

			===Historical Fiction===
			* ''Search the Seven Hills''/''Quirinal Hill Affair'' (1983)
			* ''The Emancipator's Wife'' (2005; finalist for the Michael Shaara Prize for Excellence in a Civil War Novel, 2006)
			* ''Patriot Hearts'' (2007)



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