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Founding member and first president of Interstitial Arts Foundation. Member of the Endicott Studio.

"The Maid on the Shore" (1987)
"Miss Carstairs and the Merman" (1989)
"Nanny Peters and the Leathery Bride" (1990)
"Land's End" (1991)
"Young Woman in a Garden" (1994; available in Xanadu 2 and Flying Cups and Saucers)
"The Printer's Daughter" (1995)
"The Witch's Hart" (1996)
"The Fall of the Kings" (1997; with Ellen Kushner; in Bending the Landscape: Fantasy)
"Sacred Harp" (1997)
"Socks" (1998)
"The Faerie Cony-catcher" (1998)
"The Parwat Ruby" (1999)

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 ==Works==
-* ''[[Through a Brazen Mirror]]'' (1988 novel)
+===Novels===
+* ''[[Through a Brazen Mirror|Through a Brazen Mirror: The Famous Flower of Servingmen]]'' (1988 novel)
 * ''[[The Porcelain Dove|The Porcelain Dove, or Constancy's Reward]]'' (1993 novel; winner, [[Mythopoeic Fantasy Award]])
 * ''[[The Fall of the Kings]]'' (2002 novel; with [[Ellen Kushner]])
 * ''[[Changeling (2006 novel)|Changeling]]'' (2006 novel)
+===Short fiction===
+* "The Maid on the Shore" (1987)
+* "Miss Carstairs and the Merman" (1989)
+* "Nanny Peters and the Leathery Bride" (1990)
+* "Land's End" (1991)
+* "Young Woman in a Garden" (1994; available in ''Xanadu 2'' and ''[[Flying Cups and Saucers]]'')
+* "The Printer's Daughter" (1995)
+* "The Witch's Hart" (1996)
+* "The Fall of the Kings" (1997; with [[Ellen Kushner]]; in ''[[Bending the Landscape: Fantasy]]'')
+* "Sacred Harp" (1997)
+* "Socks" (1998)
+* "The Faerie Cony-catcher" (1998)
+* "The Parwat Ruby" (1999)
+===Poetry===
+* "Snow White to the Prince" in ''[[The Armless Maiden]]'' (1995)
+===Edited anthologies===
 * Editor, ''The Horns of Elfland'' (with [[Ellen Kushner]] and Donald G. Keller)
 * Editor, ''The Essential Borderland'' (with [[Terri Windling]])