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	* ''Cravings'' (anthology, 2004)		* ''Cravings'' (anthology, 2004)
	* ''Bite'' (anthology, 2004)		* ''Bite'' (anthology, 2004)
	* ''Strange Candy'' (14 published and unpublished short stories, released November 2006)		* ''[[Strange Candy]]'' (14 published and unpublished short stories, released November 2006)


	==References==		==References==

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	: I started reading a lot of hardboiled detective ~~fiction—Robert~~ B. Parker in particular—and I read a lot of strong female protagonists. But there was one problem, a difference between the male and female protagonists of the different series—even the strongest of the women did not get to do some of the things the men got to do. [...] I thought this was unfair. So I wanted a heroine who would be as tough as the men or tougher, who would be able to address all these issues, and I wanted to strike a blow for equality. I may have gone a little far in that direction.<ref>Mark W. Tiedemann (October 2003). Missouri Author Interviews - October 2003. Missouri Author E-views. Missouri Center for the Book. Retrieved on 2007-01-25. (copied from wikipedia 2007/3/10)</ref>		: I started reading a lot of [[hardboiled detective fiction]]—Robert B. Parker in particular—and I read a lot of strong female protagonists. But there was one problem, a difference between the male and female protagonists of the different series—even the strongest of the women did not get to do some of the things the men got to do. [...] I thought this was unfair. So I wanted a heroine who would be as tough as the men or tougher, who would be able to address all these issues, and I wanted to strike a blow for equality. I may have gone a little far in that direction.<ref>Mark W. Tiedemann (October 2003). Missouri Author Interviews - October 2003. Missouri Author E-views. Missouri Center for the Book. Retrieved on 2007-01-25. (copied from wikipedia 2007/3/10)</ref>

	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==

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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
	===Anita Blake series===		===Anita Blake series===
	# ''[[Guilty Pleasures (novel)\|Guilty Pleasures]]'' ([[1993]]) [[ISBN 0-515-13449-X]]		# ''[[Guilty Pleasures (novel)\|Guilty Pleasures]]'' ([[1993]]) ISBN 0-515-13449-X
	# ''[[The Laughing Corpse (novel)\|The Laughing Corpse]]'' ([[1994]]) ISBN 0-425-19200-8		# ''[[The Laughing Corpse (novel)\|The Laughing Corpse]]'' ([[1994]]) ISBN 0-425-19200-8
	# ''[[Circus of the Damned (novel)\|Circus of the Damned]]'' ([[1995]]) ISBN 0-515-13448-1		# ''[[Circus of the Damned (novel)\|Circus of the Damned]]'' ([[1995]]) ISBN 0-515-13448-1

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	'''Laurell K. Hamilton''' (Laurell Kaye Hamilton) is a US SF writer, best known for her "Anita Blake series" of supernatural mystery thrillers. Her works often include relatively explicit sex scenes and romance subplots.		'''Laurell K. Hamilton''' (Laurell Kaye Hamilton) is a US SF writer, best known for her "Anita Blake series" of supernatural mystery thrillers with the eponymous [[Anita Blake]], vampire hunter. Her works often include relatively explicit sex scenes and romance subplots.

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'''Laurell K. Hamilton''' (Laurell Kaye Hamilton) is a US SF writer, best known for her "Anita Blake series" of supernatural mystery thrillers. Her works often include relatively explicit sex scenes and romance subplots.

Hamilton has said of her strong female characters:

: I started reading a lot of hardboiled detective fiction—Robert B. Parker in particular—and I read a lot of strong female protagonists. But there was one problem, a difference between the male and female protagonists of the different series—even the strongest of the women did not get to do some of the things the men got to do. [...] I thought this was unfair. So I wanted a heroine who would be as tough as the men or tougher, who would be able to address all these issues, and I wanted to strike a blow for equality. I may have gone a little far in that direction.<ref>Mark W. Tiedemann (October 2003). Missouri Author Interviews - October 2003. Missouri Author E-views. Missouri Center for the Book. Retrieved on 2007-01-25. (copied from wikipedia 2007/3/10)</ref>

==Bibliography==
===Anita Blake series===
# ''[[Guilty Pleasures (novel)|Guilty Pleasures]]'' ([[1993]]) [[ISBN 0-515-13449-X]]
# ''[[The Laughing Corpse (novel)|The Laughing Corpse]]'' ([[1994]]) ISBN 0-425-19200-8
# ''[[Circus of the Damned (novel)|Circus of the Damned]]'' ([[1995]]) ISBN 0-515-13448-1
# ''[[The Lunatic Cafe (novel)|The Lunatic Cafe]]'' ([[1996]]) ISBN 0-425-20137-6
# ''[[Bloody Bones (novel)|Bloody Bones]]'' ([[1996]]) ISBN 0-425-20567-3
# ''[[The Killing Dance (novel)|The Killing Dance]]'' ([[1997]]) ISBN 0-425-20906-7
# ''[[Burnt Offerings (novel)|Burnt Offerings]]'' ([[1998]]) ISBN 0-515-13447-3
# ''[[Blue Moon (novel)|Blue Moon]]'' ([[1998]]) ISBN 0-515-13445-7
# ''[[Obsidian Butterfly (novel)|Obsidian Butterfly]]'' ([[2000]]) ISBN 0-515-13450-3
# ''[[Narcissus in Chains (novel)|Narcissus in Chains]]'' ([[2001]]) ISBN 5-558-61270-3
# ''[[Cerulean Sins (novel)|Cerulean Sins]]'' ([[2003]]) ISBN 0-515-13681-6
# ''[[Incubus Dreams (novel)|Incubus Dreams]]'' ([[2004]]) ISBN 0-515-13449-X
# ''[[Micah (novel)|Micah]]'' ([[2006]]) ISBN 0-515-14087-2 (novella, released February 28, 2006)
# ''[[Danse Macabre (novel)|Danse Macabre]]'' ([[2006]]) ISBN 0-425-20797-8 (released June 27, 2006)
# ''[[The Harlequin (novel)|The Harlequin]]'' ([[2007]])

===Meredith Gentry series===
#''[[A Kiss of Shadows (novel)|A Kiss of Shadows]]''
#''[[A Caress of Twilight]]''
#''[[Seduced by Moonlight]]''
#''[[A Stroke of Midnight]]''
#''[[Mistral's Kiss]]'' (Just released)
#''[[A Lick of Frost]]'' (forthcoming)

===Others===
* ''Nightseer''
* ''Nightshade'' (''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'' authorized novel #24)
* ''Death of a Darklord'' ([[TSR, Inc.|TSR]]'s ''[[Ravenloft]]'' series.)
* ''Club Vampyre'' (Anita Blake collection, published by the Science Fiction Book Club, includes the first three novels in the series: ''Guilty Pleasure'', ''The Laughing Corpse'', and ''Circus of the Damned'')
* ''Midnight Cafe'' (Anita Blake collection, published by the Science Fiction Book Club, includes the fourth through sixth novels in the series: ''The Lunatic Cafe'', ''Bloody Bones'', and ''The Killing Dance'')
* ''Black Moon Inn'' (Anita Blake collection, published by the Science Fiction Book Club, includes the seventh and eighth novels in the series: ''Burnt Offerings'' and ''Blue Moon'')
* ''Out Of This World'' (1st 100 pages of ''Narcissus in Chains'')
* "A Clean Sweep" (first story in ''Superheroes'', a 1995 anthology)
* ''Cravings'' (anthology, 2004)
* ''Bite'' (anthology, 2004)
* ''Strange Candy'' (14 published and unpublished short stories, released November 2006)

==References==

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