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'''Martha Wells''' (born 1964) in Fort Worth, Texas, is a U.S. [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author. She has written seven fantasy novels, two ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' tie-in novels, and several short stories. | '''Martha Wells''' (born 1964) in Fort Worth, Texas, is a U.S. [[fantasy]] and [[science fiction]] author. She has written seven fantasy novels, two ''[[Stargate Atlantis]]'' tie-in novels, and several short stories. | ||
Her ''Ile-Rien'' novels have been called fantasy of manners by some readers. | Her ''Ile-Rien'' novels have been called [[fantasy of manners]] by some readers. | ||
==Published works== | ==Published works== | ||
===Stand-alone fantasy novels=== | ===Stand-alone fantasy novels=== | ||
* ''City of Bones'' (1995) | * ''City of Bones'' (1995) | ||
* ''Wheel of the Infinite'' (2000) | * ''Wheel of the Infinite'' (2000) (female protagonist) | ||
===Ile-Rien stories=== | ===Ile-Rien stories=== | ||
Listed in order of the internal story, not by year of publication. | Listed in order of the internal story, not by year of publication. | ||
* "The Potter's Daughter" (2006 short story, | * "The Potter's Daughter" (2006 short story, republished 2007 in the ''Year's Best Fantasy'' anthology) | ||
* ''The Element of Fire'' (1993 novel, new edition 2006) | * ''The Element of Fire'' (1993 novel, new edition 2006) | ||
* ''The Death of the Necromancer'' (1998 novel) | * ''The Death of the Necromancer'' (1998 novel) (female protagonist) | ||
====''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy==== | ====''Fall of Ile-Rien'' trilogy==== | ||
* ''The Wizard Hunters'' (2003) | * ''The Wizard Hunters'' (2003) | ||
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===''Stargate'' stories=== | ===''Stargate'' stories=== | ||
* ''Reliquary'' (2006 [[Stargate Atlantis]] novel) | * ''Reliquary'' (2006 [[Stargate Atlantis]] novel) | ||
* ''Entanglement'' (2007 Stargate Atlantis novel) | * ''Entanglement'' (2007 [[Stargate Atlantis]] novel) | ||
* "Archaeology 101" (2006 [[Stargate SG-1]] short story) | * "Archaeology 101" (2006 [[Stargate SG-1]] short story) | ||
===Other Short Stories=== | |||
* "Thorns" (June 1995 ''Realms of Fantasy'') | |||
* "Bad Medicine" (June 1997 ''Realms of Fantasy'') | |||
* "Wolf Night" (August/September 2006 ''Lone Star Stories'') | |||
* "Reflections" (2007 ''Black Gate'' #10) | |||
* "Holy Places" (2007 ''Black Gate'' #11) | |||
==External links== | ==External links== | ||
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[[Category:Fantasy writers]] | [[Category:Fantasy writers]] | ||
[[Category:Living people]] | [[Category:Living people]] | ||
[[Category:1964 births]] | [[Category:1964 births]] | ||
Latest revision as of 08:25, 9 August 2009
Martha Wells (born 1964) in Fort Worth, Texas, is a U.S. fantasy and science fiction author. She has written seven fantasy novels, two Stargate Atlantis tie-in novels, and several short stories.
Her Ile-Rien novels have been called fantasy of manners by some readers.
Published works
Stand-alone fantasy novels
- City of Bones (1995)
- Wheel of the Infinite (2000) (female protagonist)
Ile-Rien stories
Listed in order of the internal story, not by year of publication.
- "The Potter's Daughter" (2006 short story, republished 2007 in the Year's Best Fantasy anthology)
- The Element of Fire (1993 novel, new edition 2006)
- The Death of the Necromancer (1998 novel) (female protagonist)
Fall of Ile-Rien trilogy
- The Wizard Hunters (2003)
- The Ships of Air (2004)
- The Gate of Gods (2005)
Stargate stories
- Reliquary (2006 Stargate Atlantis novel)
- Entanglement (2007 Stargate Atlantis novel)
- "Archaeology 101" (2006 Stargate SG-1 short story)
Other Short Stories
- "Thorns" (June 1995 Realms of Fantasy)
- "Bad Medicine" (June 1997 Realms of Fantasy)
- "Wolf Night" (August/September 2006 Lone Star Stories)
- "Reflections" (2007 Black Gate #10)
- "Holy Places" (2007 Black Gate #11)
External links
- Martha Wells' blog
- Martha Wells' official website
- The Element of Fire is available to read online at Martha Wells' official website
- Martha Wells at LibraryThing
- Martha Wells at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database