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==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||
=== | ===Novels=== | ||
The Game Beyond (1984) | * ''[[The Game Beyond]]'' (1984) | ||
* ''[[A Choice of Destinies]]'' (1986) | |||
* ''[[The Kindly Ones]]'' (1987) | |||
* ''[[The Armor of Light]]'' (with [[Lisa Barnett]], 1988; with [[Margaret Organ-Kean]] & [[Lisa Barnett]], 1997; with [[Elisabeth Carey]] & [[Lisa Barnett]], [[1997]] | |||
* ''[[Mighty Good Road]]'' (1990) | |||
* ''[[Dreamships]]'' (1992) | |||
* ''[[Burning Bright]]'' (1993) | |||
* ''[[Trouble and Her Friends]]'' (1994) (1994 [[James Tiptree, Jr. Award|Tiptree]] Short List). (1994 G/L SF&F [[Lambda Literary Awards|Lambda Award]] Winner) | |||
* ''[[Shadow Man]]'' (1995). (1994 G/L SF&F [[Lambda Literary Awards|Lambda Award]] CoWinner) | |||
* ''[[Night Sky Mine]]'' (1996) | |||
* ''[[Dreaming Metal]]'' (1997) | |||
* ''[[The Shapes of Their Hearts]]'' (1998) | |||
* ''[[The Jazz]]'' (2000) | |||
:The | |||
Star Trek Novels: | |||
* ''Proud Helios'' (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #9) (1995) | |||
* ''The Garden'' (Star Trek: Voyager #11) (1997) | |||
Silence Leigh Trilogy: | Silence Leigh Trilogy: | ||
* ''[[Five-Twelfths of Heaven]]'' (1985) | |||
* ''[[Silence in Solitude]]'' (1986) | |||
* ''[[The Empress of Earth]]'' (1987) | |||
:(trilogy published together as The Roads of Heaven (1987)) | |||
Point of Hopes Series | Point of Hopes Series | ||
* ''[[Point of Hopes]]'' (with [[Lisa Barnett]]) (1995) | |||
* ''[[Point of Dreams]]'' (with [[Lisa Barnett]]) (2001) (winner of [[Lambda Literary Award]]) | |||
===Short Stories=== | |||
* "The Sweet Not-Yet" (in Imagination Fully Dilated: Science Fiction) | |||
===Nonfiction=== | ===Nonfiction=== | ||
Conceiving the Heavens: Creating the Science Fiction Novel (1997; nonfiction) | * ''[[Conceiving the Heavens|Conceiving the Heavens: Creating the Science Fiction Novel]]'' (1997; nonfiction) | ||
==Biography== | ==Biography== | ||
Partners with [[Lisa Barnett]]. | Born in [[Arkansas]] in [[1960]]. AB from Harvard and PhD from Brandeis in comparative history. Partners with [[Lisa Barnett]] from [[1980]] until Barnett's death in 2006. | ||
==External Links== | |||
* [http://www.pointsman.net/mpage/mainpage.html Melissa Scott's Website] | |||
* [http://galacticsouth.blogspot.com/ galacticsouth (Melissa Scott's blog)] | |||
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[[category:Writers by name]] | |||
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[[category:1960 births]] | |||
[[category:WisCon Guests of Honor]] | |||
Latest revision as of 20:31, 6 January 2011
Bibliography
Novels
- The Game Beyond (1984)
- A Choice of Destinies (1986)
- The Kindly Ones (1987)
- The Armor of Light (with Lisa Barnett, 1988; with Margaret Organ-Kean & Lisa Barnett, 1997; with Elisabeth Carey & Lisa Barnett, 1997
- Mighty Good Road (1990)
- Dreamships (1992)
- Burning Bright (1993)
- Trouble and Her Friends (1994) (1994 Tiptree Short List). (1994 G/L SF&F Lambda Award Winner)
- Shadow Man (1995). (1994 G/L SF&F Lambda Award CoWinner)
- Night Sky Mine (1996)
- Dreaming Metal (1997)
- The Shapes of Their Hearts (1998)
- The Jazz (2000)
Star Trek Novels:
- Proud Helios (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine #9) (1995)
- The Garden (Star Trek: Voyager #11) (1997)
Silence Leigh Trilogy:
- Five-Twelfths of Heaven (1985)
- Silence in Solitude (1986)
- The Empress of Earth (1987)
- (trilogy published together as The Roads of Heaven (1987))
Point of Hopes Series
- Point of Hopes (with Lisa Barnett) (1995)
- Point of Dreams (with Lisa Barnett) (2001) (winner of Lambda Literary Award)
Short Stories
- "The Sweet Not-Yet" (in Imagination Fully Dilated: Science Fiction)
Nonfiction
- Conceiving the Heavens: Creating the Science Fiction Novel (1997; nonfiction)
Biography
Born in Arkansas in 1960. AB from Harvard and PhD from Brandeis in comparative history. Partners with Lisa Barnett from 1980 until Barnett's death in 2006.