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	* [[June Arnold]] . [[The Cook and the Carpenter]]		* [[June Arnold]] . [[The Cook and the Carpenter]]

	* [[L. Frank Baum]].* [[Oz\|''The Land of Oz'']]		* [[L. Frank Baum]].* [[Oz\|''The Land of Oz'']] The young boy Tip is eventually revealed to be the Princess Ozma.
	The young boy Tip is eventually revealed to be the Princess Ozma.
	* [[L. Frank Baum]]. ''The Enchanted Island of Yew''		* [[L. Frank Baum]]. ''The Enchanted Island of Yew''
	*[[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]. [[Darkover]]		*[[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]. [[Darkover]] Despite its inclusion in this list, Darkover is not generally known for its ungendered characters; it does feature homosexual characters, and also celibacy as a path to magical power
	Despite its inclusion in this list, Darkover is not generally known for its ungendered characters; it does feature homosexual characters, and also celibacy as a path to magical power		* [[Emma Bull]]. ''[[Bone Dance]]''. Sparrow, the protagonist of ''Bone Dance'' appears to be a character whose gender the author is deliberately not revealing, but in fact Sparrow is something very different.
	* [[Emma Bull]]. ''[[Bone Dance]]''.
	Sparrow, the protagonist of ''Bone Dance'' appears to be a character whose gender the author is deliberately not revealing, but in fact Sparrow is something very different.

	* [[Sarah Caudwell]]. ''[[Thus was Adonis Murdered]]'', ''[[The Shortest Way to Hades]]'', ''[[The Sirens Sang of Murder]]'' and ''[[The Sibyl in Her Grave]]''.		* [[Sarah Caudwell]]. ''[[Thus was Adonis Murdered]]'', ''[[The Shortest Way to Hades]]'', ''[[The Sirens Sang of Murder]]'' and ''[[The Sibyl in Her Grave]]''.
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	* [[Greg Egan]]. ''[[Distress]]''		* [[Greg Egan]]. ''[[Distress]]''
	* [[Kelley Eskridge]]. "[[And Salome Danced]]," in ''Little Deaths,'' edited by [[Ellen Datlow]]; ''Best Lesbian Erotica,'' edited by Tristan Taormino; ''[[Flying Cups and Saucers]]'', edited by [[Debbie Notkin]] and [[Secret Feminist Cabal, The\|The Secret Feminist Cabal]]		* [[Kelley Eskridge]]. "[[And Salome Danced]]," in ''Little Deaths,'' edited by [[Ellen Datlow]]; ''Best Lesbian Erotica,'' edited by Tristan Taormino; ''[[Flying Cups and Saucers]]'', edited by [[Debbie Notkin]] and [[Secret Feminist Cabal, The\|The Secret Feminist Cabal]] The viewpoint character in this short story is a theatrical director, fascinated and confused by an actor who can audition for and play parts across the gender spectrum, inhabiting whichever gender seems appropriate at the time.

	* [[Mary Gentle]]. ''[[Golden Witchbreed]]''.		* [[Mary Gentle]]. ''[[Golden Witchbreed]]''.
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	* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Coming of Age in Karhide]]," in ''New Legends'' edited by Greg Bear		* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Coming of Age in Karhide]]," in ''New Legends'' edited by Greg Bear
	* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Winter's King]]," in ''[[The Wind's Twelve Quarters]]'' and elsewhere.		* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Winter's King]]," in ''[[The Wind's Twelve Quarters]]'' and elsewhere.
	On Karhide, all inhabitants are ungendered, except when in [[''kemmer'']], a pre-reproductive state which occurs in adults approximately one week every month. Adults may become male or female in any particular kemmer. If an adult in kemmer as a female becomes pregnant, she remains female long enough to bear and nurse the baby, and then returns to the natural ungendered state.
			On Karhide, all inhabitants are ungendered, except when in [[''kemmer'']], a pre-reproductive state which occurs in adults approximately one week every month. Adults may become male or female in any particular kemmer. If an adult in kemmer as a female becomes pregnant, she remains female long enough to bear and nurse the baby, and then returns to the natural ungendered state.

	* [[Walt Leibscher]]. "[[Do Androids Dream of Electric Love?]]" in ''Strange Bedfellows,'' edited by Thomas N. Scortia		* [[Walt Leibscher]]. "[[Do Androids Dream of Electric Love?]]" in ''Strange Bedfellows,'' edited by Thomas N. Scortia

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	* [[Laurie Marks]]. ''[[The Moonbane Mage]]''.		* [[Laurie Marks]]. ''[[The Moonbane Mage]]''.
	* [[Laurie Marks]]. ''[[Ara's Field]]''.		* [[Laurie Marks]]. ''[[Ara's Field]]''.
	* [[Vonda N. McIntyre]]. ''[[Dreamsnake]]''.		* [[Vonda N. McIntyre]]. ''[[Dreamsnake]]''. The character of Merideth is never given a gender identification.
	The character of Merideth is never given a gender identification.
	* [[Judith Moffet]] . ''[[Time Like an Ever-Rolling Stream]]''		* [[Judith Moffet]] . ''[[Time Like an Ever-Rolling Stream]]''

	* [[Melissa Scott]]. ''[[The Kindly Ones]]''.		* [[Melissa Scott]]. ''[[The Kindly Ones]]''.
	* [[Nancy Springer]]. ''[[Larque on the Wing]]''.		* [[Nancy Springer]]. ''[[Larque on the Wing]]''. The protagonist switches gender early in this [[Tiptree Award]]-winning novel.
	The protagonist switches gender early in this [[Tiptree Award]]-winning novel.		* [[Theodore Sturgeon]]. ''[[Venus Plus X]]''. A planet in which people appear to have no gender.
	* [[Theodore Sturgeon]]. ''[[Venus Plus X]]''.
	A planet in which people have no gender.
	* [[Caitlin Sullivan]] and [[Kate Bornstein]]. ''[[Nearly Roadkill]]''.		* [[Caitlin Sullivan]] and [[Kate Bornstein]]. ''[[Nearly Roadkill]]''.

	* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. ''S[[~~ilent~~ City]]''.		* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. ''[[Silent City]]''.
	* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[In the Pit]]," in ''Tesseracts 2,'' edited by [[Phylis M. Gotlieb]] and Douglas Barbour		* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[In the Pit]]," in ''Tesseracts 2,'' edited by [[Phylis M. Gotlieb]] and Douglas Barbour
	* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[Bande Ohne Ende]]," in ''Tomorrow,'' 1/94, #3		* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[Bande Ohne Ende]]," in ''Tomorrow,'' 1/94, #3
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	* [[Jeanette Winterson]]. ''[[Written on the Body]]''		* [[Jeanette Winterson]]. ''[[Written on the Body]]''

	* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. "[[Allies]]," in ''Cautionary Tales''		* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. "[[Allies]]," in ''Cautionary Tales'' All characters have gender-ambiguous names (like "Chris" and "Sandy") and none has an identified gender throughout the story.
	All characters have gender-ambiguous names (like "Chris" and "Sandy") and none has an identified gender.

	==Credits==		==Credits==

	~~List~~ originally compiled by [[Laurie J. Marks]] as "Gender Ambiguity: A Seriously Incomplete Bibliography of Fiction in Which Gender Is Eliminated or Ambiguous" (1997 May 22) available at the feministsf.org website at http://feministsf.org/bibs/ambiggen.html		A portion of this list was originally compiled by [[Laurie J. Marks]] as "Gender Ambiguity: A Seriously Incomplete Bibliography of Fiction in Which Gender Is Eliminated or Ambiguous" (1997 May 22) available at the feministsf.org website at http://feministsf.org/bibs/ambiggen.html


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List of works that with ungendered or ambiguously gendered characters moved to List of works with ungendered or ambiguously gendered characters: typo

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	*[[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]. [[Darkover]]		*[[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]. [[Darkover]]
	Despite its inclusion in this list, Darkover is not generally known for its ungendered characters; it does feature homosexual characters, and also celibacy as a path to magical power		Despite its inclusion in this list, Darkover is not generally known for its ungendered characters; it does feature homosexual characters, and also celibacy as a path to magical power
	* [[Emma Bull]]. [[''Bone Dance'']].		* [[Emma Bull]]. ''[[Bone Dance]]''.
	Sparrow, the protagonist of ''Bone Dance'' appears to be a character whose gender the author is deliberately not revealing, but in fact Sparrow is something very different.		Sparrow, the protagonist of ''Bone Dance'' appears to be a character whose gender the author is deliberately not revealing, but in fact Sparrow is something very different.

	* [[Sarah Caudwell]]. [[''Thus was Adonis Murdered'']], [[''The Shortest Way to Hades'']], [[''The Sirens Sang of Murder'']] and [[''The Sibyl in Her Grave'']].		* [[Sarah Caudwell]]. ''[[Thus was Adonis Murdered]]'', ''[[The Shortest Way to Hades]]'', ''[[The Sirens Sang of Murder]]'' and ''[[The Sibyl in Her Grave]]''.

	* [[Candas Dorsey]]. [[''Machine Sex and Other Stories'']]		* [[Candas Jane Dorsey]]. ''[[Machine Sex and Other Stories]]''
	* [[Candas Dorsey]]. [[''Dark Earth Dreams'']] (discbook).		* [[Candas Jane Dorsey]]. ''[[Dark Earth Dreams]]'' (discbook).
	* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]] . "[[Welcome, Kid, to the Real World]]" in [[''Tales of the Unanticipated'']] Spring / Summer / Fall 1996		* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]] . "[[Welcome, Kid, to the Real World]]" in ''[[Tales of the Unanticipated]]'', Spring / Summer / Fall 1996


	* [[Greg Egan]]. [[''Distress'']]		* [[Greg Egan]]. ''[[Distress]]''
	* [[~~Kelly~~ Eskridge]]. "[[And Salome Danced]]." (''Little Deaths,'' edited by [[Ellen Datlow]]; ''Best Lesbian Erotica,'' edited by Tristan Taormino; [[''Flying Cups and Saucers'']], edited by [[Debbie Notkin]] and [[~~The~~ Secret Feminist Cabal\|Secret Feminist Cabal~~, The~~]]		* [[Kelley Eskridge]]. "[[And Salome Danced]]," in ''Little Deaths,'' edited by [[Ellen Datlow]]; ''Best Lesbian Erotica,'' edited by Tristan Taormino; ''[[Flying Cups and Saucers]]'', edited by [[Debbie Notkin]] and [[Secret Feminist Cabal, The\|The Secret Feminist Cabal]]

	* [[Mary Gentle]]. [[''Golden Witchbreed'']].		* [[Mary Gentle]]. ''[[Golden Witchbreed]]''.

	* [[Phyllis Ann Karr]] [[''At Amberleaf Fair'']]		* [[Phyllis Ann Karr]] ''[[At Amberleaf Fair]]''

	* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. [[''The Left Hand of Darkness'']]		* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. ''[[The Left Hand of Darkness]]''
	* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Coming of Age in Karhide]]," in ''New Legends'' edited by Greg Bear		* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Coming of Age in Karhide]]," in ''New Legends'' edited by Greg Bear
	* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Winter's King]]," in ''[[The Wind's Twelve Quarters]]'' and elsewhere.		* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Winter's King]]," in ''[[The Wind's Twelve Quarters]]'' and elsewhere.
	On Karhide, all inhabitants are ungendered, except when in [[''kemmer'']], a pre-reproductive state which occurs in adults approximately one week every month. Adults may become male or female in any particular kemmer. If an adult in kemmer as a female becomes pregnant, she remains female long enough to bear and nurse the baby, and then returns to the natural ungendered state.		On Karhide, all inhabitants are ungendered, except when in [[''kemmer'']], a pre-reproductive state which occurs in adults approximately one week every month. Adults may become male or female in any particular kemmer. If an adult in kemmer as a female becomes pregnant, she remains female long enough to bear and nurse the baby, and then returns to the natural ungendered state.
	* [[Walt Leibscher]]. "[[Do Androids Dream of Electric Love?]]" in ''Strange Bedfellows'' edited by Thomas N. Scortia		* [[Walt Leibscher]]. "[[Do Androids Dream of Electric Love?]]" in ''Strange Bedfellows,'' edited by Thomas N. Scortia

	* [[Laurie J. Marks]] . [[''Delan the Mislaid'']]		* [[Laurie J. Marks]]. ''[[Delan the Mislaid]]''.
	* [[Laurie Marks]]. [[''The Moonbane Mage'']]		* [[Laurie Marks]]. ''[[The Moonbane Mage]]''.
	* [[Laurie Marks]]. [[''Ara's Field'']]		* [[Laurie Marks]]. ''[[Ara's Field]]''.
	* [[Vonda N. McIntyre]]. [[''Dreamsnake'']].		* [[Vonda N. McIntyre]]. ''[[Dreamsnake]]''.
	The character of Merideth is never given a gender identification.		The character of Merideth is never given a gender identification.
	* [[Judith Moffet]] . [[''Time Like an Ever-Rolling Stream'']]		* [[Judith Moffet]] . ''[[Time Like an Ever-Rolling Stream]]''

	* [[Melissa Scott]]. [[''The Kindly Ones'']]		* [[Melissa Scott]]. ''[[The Kindly Ones]]''.
	* [[Nancy Springer]]. [[''Larque on the Wing'']]		* [[Nancy Springer]]. ''[[Larque on the Wing]]''.
	The protagonist switches gender early in this [[~~James~~ Tiptree Award]]--winning novel.		The protagonist switches gender early in this [[Tiptree Award]]-winning novel.
	* [[Theodore Sturgeon]]. [[''Venus Plus X'']].		* [[Theodore Sturgeon]]. ''[[Venus Plus X]]''.
	A planet in which people have no gender.		A planet in which people have no gender.
	* [[Caitlin Sullivan]] and [[Kate Bornstein]]. [[''Nearly Roadkill'']]		* [[Caitlin Sullivan]] and [[Kate Bornstein]]. ''[[Nearly Roadkill]]''.

	* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. [[~~''Silent~~ City'']].		* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. ''S[[ilent City]]''.
	* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[In the Pit]]," in ''Tesseracts 2,'' edited by [[Phylis M. Gotlieb]] and Douglas Barbour		* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[In the Pit]]," in ''Tesseracts 2,'' edited by [[Phylis M. Gotlieb]] and Douglas Barbour
	* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[Bande Ohne Ende]]," in ''Tomorrow,'' 1/94, #3		* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[Bande Ohne Ende]]," in ''Tomorrow,'' 1/94, #3

	* [[Jeanette Winterson]]. [[''Written on the Body'']]		* [[Jeanette Winterson]]. ''[[Written on the Body]]''

	* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. "[[Allies]]," in ''Cautionary Tales''		* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. "[[Allies]]," in ''Cautionary Tales''

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			NOTE: Some of the explanations below contain spoilers.

	* [[June Arnold]] . [[The Cook and the Carpenter]]		* [[June Arnold]] . [[The Cook and the Carpenter]]

			* [[L. Frank Baum]].* [[Oz\|''The Land of Oz'']]
	* [[L. Frank Baum]].* [[Oz\|The Land of Oz]] (Tip/Ozma ~~gender-switch)~~		The young boy Tip is eventually revealed to be the Princess Ozma.
	* [[L. Frank Baum]]. The Enchanted Island of Yew		* [[L. Frank Baum]]. ''The Enchanted Island of Yew''
	*[[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]. [[Darkover]]		*[[Marion Zimmer Bradley]]. [[Darkover]]
	* [[Emma Bull]]. [[Bone Dance]].		Despite its inclusion in this list, Darkover is not generally known for its ungendered characters; it does feature homosexual characters, and also celibacy as a path to magical power
			* [[Emma Bull]]. [[''Bone Dance'']].
			Sparrow, the protagonist of ''Bone Dance'' appears to be a character whose gender the author is deliberately not revealing, but in fact Sparrow is something very different.
	* [[Sarah Caudwell]]. [[Thus was Adonis Murdered]], ~~[[The Shortest Way to Hades]], [[The Sirens Sang~~ of ~~Murder]] and [[The Sibyl in Her Grave]].~~


	* [[Candas Dorsey]]. [[Machine Sex and Other Stories]]
	* [[Candas Dorsey]]. [[Dark Earth Dreams]] (discbook).
	* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]] . "[[Welcome, Kid, to the ~~Real World]]"~~ in ~~[[Tales of the Unanticipated]] Spring / Summer / Fall 1996~~


	* [[Greg Egan]]. [[Distress]]
	* [[Kelly Eskridge]]. ~~"[[And Salome Danced]]." (Little Deaths, Ellen Datlow, ed, 1996, and Best Lesbian Erotica, Tristan Taomino, ed.)~~


	* [[Mary Gentle]]. [[Golden Witchbreed]].


	* [[Phyllis Karr]] [[At Amberleaf Fair]]

			* [[Sarah Caudwell]]. [[''Thus was Adonis Murdered'']], [[''The Shortest Way to Hades'']], [[''The Sirens Sang of Murder'']] and [[''The Sibyl in Her Grave'']].

	* [[~~Ursula K. Le Guin~~]]. [[~~Left Hand of Darkness~~]]		* [[Candas Dorsey]]. [[''Machine Sex and Other Stories'']]
	* [[~~Ursula K. Le Guin~~]]. "[[~~Coming of Age in Karhide~~]]" (~~New Legends, Greg Bear, ed~~.)		* [[Candas Dorsey]]. [[''Dark Earth Dreams'']] (discbook).
	* [[~~Walt Leibscher~~]]. "[[~~Do Androids Dream of Electric Love?~~]]" in ~~Strange Bedfellows edited by Thomas N. Scortia (1972)~~		* [[L. Timmel Duchamp]] . "[[Welcome, Kid, to the Real World]]" in [[''Tales of the Unanticipated'']] Spring / Summer / Fall 1996


	* [[~~Laurie Marks~~]] . [[~~Delan the Mislaid~~]]		* [[Greg Egan]]. [[''Distress'']]
	* [[~~Laurie Marks~~]]. [[~~The Moonbane Mage~~]]		* [[Kelly Eskridge]]. "[[And Salome Danced]]." (''Little Deaths,'' edited by [[Ellen Datlow]]; ''Best Lesbian Erotica,'' edited by Tristan Taormino; [[''Flying Cups and Saucers'']], edited by [[Debbie Notkin]] and [[The Secret Feminist Cabal\|Secret Feminist Cabal, The]]
	* [[~~Laurie Marks~~]]. [[~~Ara~~'~~s Field~~]]
	* [[~~Judith Moffet~~]] . [[~~Time Like an Ever-Rolling Stream~~]]

			* [[Mary Gentle]]. [[''Golden Witchbreed'']].

	* [[~~Melissa Scott~~]]. [[~~The Kindly Ones]]~~		* [[Phyllis Ann Karr]] [[''At Amberleaf Fair'']]
	* [[Nancy Springer]]. [[Larque on the Wing]] (gender switch)
	* [[Caitlin Sullivan]] and [[Kate Bornstein]]. [[Nearly Roadkill]]

			* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. [[''The Left Hand of Darkness'']]
			* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Coming of Age in Karhide]]," in ''New Legends'' edited by Greg Bear
			* [[Ursula K. Le Guin]]. "[[Winter's King]]," in ''[[The Wind's Twelve Quarters]]'' and elsewhere.
			On Karhide, all inhabitants are ungendered, except when in [[''kemmer'']], a pre-reproductive state which occurs in adults approximately one week every month. Adults may become male or female in any particular kemmer. If an adult in kemmer as a female becomes pregnant, she remains female long enough to bear and nurse the baby, and then returns to the natural ungendered state.
			* [[Walt Leibscher]]. "[[Do Androids Dream of Electric Love?]]" in ''Strange Bedfellows'' edited by Thomas N. Scortia

	* [[~~Élisabeth Vonarburg~~]]. [[~~Silent City~~]].		* [[Laurie J. Marks]] . [[''Delan the Mislaid'']]
	* [[~~Élisabeth Vonarburg~~]]. "[[~~In the Pit~~]]~~" (Tesseracts 2)~~.		* [[Laurie Marks]]. [[''The Moonbane Mage'']]
	* [[~~Élisabeth Vonarburg~~]]. "[[~~Bande Ohne Ende~~]]~~" (Tomorrow, 1/94, #3)~~		* [[Laurie Marks]]. [[''Ara's Field'']]
			* [[Vonda N. McIntyre]]. [[''Dreamsnake'']].
			The character of Merideth is never given a gender identification.
			* [[Judith Moffet]] . [[''Time Like an Ever-Rolling Stream'']]

			* [[Melissa Scott]]. [[''The Kindly Ones'']]
			* [[Nancy Springer]]. [[''Larque on the Wing'']]
			The protagonist switches gender early in this [[James Tiptree Award]]--winning novel.
			* [[Theodore Sturgeon]]. [[''Venus Plus X'']].
			A planet in which people have no gender.
			* [[Caitlin Sullivan]] and [[Kate Bornstein]]. [[''Nearly Roadkill'']]

	* [[~~Jeanette Winterson~~]]. [[~~Written on~~ the ~~Body~~]]		* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. [[''Silent City'']].
			* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[In the Pit]]," in ''Tesseracts 2,'' edited by [[Phylis M. Gotlieb]] and Douglas Barbour
			* [[Élisabeth Vonarburg]]. "[[Bande Ohne Ende]]," in ''Tomorrow,'' 1/94, #3

			* [[Jeanette Winterson]]. [[''Written on the Body'']]

	* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. "[[Allies]]" (in Cautionary Tales (~~1978~~)		* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]]. "[[Allies]]," in ''Cautionary Tales''
			All characters have gender-ambiguous names (like "Chris" and "Sandy") and none has an identified gender.

	==Credits==		==Credits==

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	* [[Melissa Scott]]. [[The Kindly Ones]]		* [[Melissa Scott]]. [[The Kindly Ones]]
	* [[Nancy Springer]]. [[Larque on the Wing]] (gender switch)		* [[Nancy Springer]]. [[Larque on the Wing]] (gender switch)
	* [Caitlin Sullivan]]and [[Kate Bornstein]]. [[Nearly Roadkill]]		* [[Caitlin Sullivan]] and [[Kate Bornstein]]. [[Nearly Roadkill]]

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	* [[Sarah ~~Caldwell~~]]. [[Thus was Adonis Murdered]], [[The Shortest Way to Hades]], [[The Sirens Sang of Murder]] and [[The Sibyl in Her Grave]].		* [[Sarah Caudwell]]. [[Thus was Adonis Murdered]], [[The Shortest Way to Hades]], [[The Sirens Sang of Murder]] and [[The Sibyl in Her Grave]].