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'''Mary Gentle''' is an English writer  
'''Mary Gentle''' is an English SF writer; she has written fantasy, alternative fantasy, and science fiction (plantary romance).
 
Her first published novel was ''[[A Hawk in Silver]]'' (1977; YA fantasy novel).
 
Gentle has several degrees:
* MA in War Studies




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'''Casaubon / White Crow / Rat Lords''':  
'''Casaubon / White Crow / Rat Lords''':  
* Two novellas in ''Scholars and Soldiers'' (1989)
* ''[[Rats and Gargoyles]]'' (1990)
* ''[[Rats and Gargoyles]]'' (1990)
* ''[[The Architecture of Desire]]'' (1991) (same universe as Rats and Gargoyles)
* ''[[The Architecture of Desire]]'' (1991) (same universe as Rats and Gargoyles)
* ''[[Left To His Own Devices]]'' (1994)
* ''[[Left To His Own Devices]]'' (1994 novel in ''Left To His Own Devices'' collection)
* "Black Motley" (story in ''Left To His Own Devices'' collection)
* ''[[White Crow]]'' (2003 collection)
* ''[[White Crow]]'' (2003 collection)



Revision as of 18:21, 29 March 2007

Mary Gentle is an English SF writer; she has written fantasy, alternative fantasy, and science fiction (plantary romance).

Her first published novel was A Hawk in Silver (1977; YA fantasy novel).

Gentle has several degrees:

  • MA in War Studies


Names

  • Mary Rosalyn Gentle (full name)
  • Mary R. Gentle (alternative name)
  • Roxanne Morgan (pseudonym)

Bibliography

The Book of Ash (ASH: A Secret History):

Casaubon / White Crow / Rat Lords:

Orthe / Witchbreed series:

Ilario series:

Short Fiction

  • "Orc's Drift" (1997; with Dean Wayland)
  • "Human Waste" 1994)
  • "What God Abandoned" (1992)
  • "The Road to Jerusalem" (1991)
  • "Black Motley" (1990)
  • "The Tarot Dice" (1989)
  • "Beggars in Satin" (1989)
  • "A Sun in the Attic" (1989)
  • "The Knot Garden" (1989)
  • "Anukazi's Daughter" in Isaac Asimov's Tomorrow's Voices, New York, Dial, 1984.
  • "A Shadow Under the Sea" (1983)
  • "The Harvest of Wolves" (1983)
  • "The Pits Beneath the World" (1983)
  • "The Crystal Sunlight, the Bright Air" (1983)

Edited Works

non-SFnal

  • Who Dares Sins (1995) (erotica under name Roxanne Morgan) (alternative title Dares)
  • Sinner Takes All (1997) (erotica under name Roxanne Morgan) (alternative title Bets)
  • Game of Masks (1999) (erotica under name Roxanne Morgan)
  • Degrees of Desire (2001) (erotica as Roxanne Morgan)


External links