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	**''[[The Wandering Fire]]'' ([[1986]]), winner of the [[1987]] [[Aurora Award]].		**''[[The Wandering Fire]]'' ([[1986]]), winner of the [[1987]] [[Aurora Award]].
	**''[[The Darkest Road]]'' ([[1987]])		**''[[The Darkest Road]]'' ([[1987]])
	*''[[Tigana]]'' ([[1990]]), winner of the [[1991]] [[Aurora Award]]. A sorcerer-oppressed city-state in a medieval almost-[[Italy]].		*''[[Tigana]]'' ([[1990]]), winner of the [[1991]] [[Aurora Award]]. A sorcerer-oppressed city-state in a medieval almost-Italy.
	*''[[A Song for Arbonne]]'' ([[1992]]). A modification of the [[Albigensian Crusade]] in a medieval almost-[[Provence]].		*''[[A Song for Arbonne]]'' ([[1992]]). A modification of the Albigensian Crusade in a medieval almost-Provence.
	*''[[The Lions of Al-Rassan]]'', ([[1995]]). The story of two military strategists (one an almost-[[El Cid]]) in a medieval almost-[[Spain]].		*''[[The Lions of Al-Rassan]]'', ([[1995]]). The story of two military strategists (one an almost-[[El Cid]]) in a medieval almost-Spain.
	*''[[The Sarantine Mosaic]]'', a mosaicist under emperor Valerius II (an almost-[[Justinian I]]) in Sarantium (an almost-[[Constantinople]]), in two parts:		*''[[The Sarantine Mosaic]]'', a mosaicist under emperor Valerius II (an almost-Justinian I) in Sarantium (an almost-Constantinople), in two parts:
	**''[[Sailing to Sarantium]]'' ([[1998]])		**''[[Sailing to Sarantium]]'' ([[1998]])
	**''[[Lord of Emperors]]'' ([[2000]])		**''[[Lord of Emperors]]'' ([[2000]])
	*''[[Beyond This Dark House]]'' ([[2003]]). A collection of poetry.		*''[[Beyond This Dark House]]'' ([[2003]]). A collection of poetry.
	*''[[The Last Light of the Sun]]'' ([[2004]]). A story based on the Erling (almost-[[Viking]]) invasions of [[England]] and [[Wales]] during the rule of Aeldred (an almost-[[Alfred the Great]]).		*''[[The Last Light of the Sun]]'' ([[2004]]). A story based on the Erling (almost-Viking) invasions of England and Wales during the rule of Aeldred (an almost-Alfred the Great).
	*''[[Ysabel]]'' ([[2007]])		*''[[Ysabel]]'' ([[2007]])

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	**''[[The Darkest Road]]'' ([[1987]])		**''[[The Darkest Road]]'' ([[1987]])
	*''[[Tigana]]'' ([[1990]]), winner of the [[1991]] [[Aurora Award]]. A sorcerer-oppressed city-state in a medieval almost-[[Italy]].		*''[[Tigana]]'' ([[1990]]), winner of the [[1991]] [[Aurora Award]]. A sorcerer-oppressed city-state in a medieval almost-[[Italy]].
	*''[[A Song ~~For~~ Arbonne]]'' ([[1992]]). A modification of the [[Albigensian Crusade]] in a medieval almost-[[Provence]].		*''[[A Song for Arbonne]]'' ([[1992]]). A modification of the [[Albigensian Crusade]] in a medieval almost-[[Provence]].
	*''[[The Lions of Al-Rassan]]'', ([[1995]]). The story of two military strategists (one an almost-[[El Cid]]) in a medieval almost-[[Spain]].		*''[[The Lions of Al-Rassan]]'', ([[1995]]). The story of two military strategists (one an almost-[[El Cid]]) in a medieval almost-[[Spain]].
	*''[[The Sarantine Mosaic]]'', a mosaicist under emperor Valerius II (an almost-[[Justinian I]]) in Sarantium (an almost-[[Constantinople]]), in two parts:		*''[[The Sarantine Mosaic]]'', a mosaicist under emperor Valerius II (an almost-[[Justinian I]]) in Sarantium (an almost-[[Constantinople]]), in two parts:

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'''Guy Gavriel Kay''' is a Canadian historical/alternative fantasy writer.

==Bibliography==
*''[[The Fionavar Tapestry]]'', the travails of five people from Earth in another dimension, in three parts:
**''[[The Summer Tree]]'' ([[1984]])
**''[[The Wandering Fire]]'' ([[1986]]), winner of the [[1987]] [[Aurora Award]].
**''[[The Darkest Road]]'' ([[1987]])
*''[[Tigana]]'' ([[1990]]), winner of the [[1991]] [[Aurora Award]]. A sorcerer-oppressed city-state in a medieval almost-[[Italy]].
*''[[A Song For Arbonne]]'' ([[1992]]). A modification of the [[Albigensian Crusade]] in a medieval almost-[[Provence]].
*''[[The Lions of Al-Rassan]]'', ([[1995]]). The story of two military strategists (one an almost-[[El Cid]]) in a medieval almost-[[Spain]].
*''[[The Sarantine Mosaic]]'', a mosaicist under emperor Valerius II (an almost-[[Justinian I]]) in Sarantium (an almost-[[Constantinople]]), in two parts:
**''[[Sailing to Sarantium]]'' ([[1998]])
**''[[Lord of Emperors]]'' ([[2000]])
*''[[Beyond This Dark House]]'' ([[2003]]). A collection of poetry.
*''[[The Last Light of the Sun]]'' ([[2004]]). A story based on the Erling (almost-[[Viking]]) invasions of [[England]] and [[Wales]] during the rule of Aeldred (an almost-[[Alfred the Great]]).
*''[[Ysabel]]'' ([[2007]])

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