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==Works== | ==Works== | ||
* Harlot's Ruse (1986) | * ''Harlot's Ruse'' (1986) | ||
* The Silver Mountain (1986) | * ''The Silver Mountain'' (1986) | ||
* Druid's Blood (1988) | * ''Druid's Blood'' (1988) | ||
* It's Been Fun (1991) | * ''It's Been Fun'' (1991) | ||
* Ecce Hominid (1991) | * ''Ecce Hominid'' (1991) | ||
* Yesterday We Saw Mermaids (1992) | * ''Yesterday We Saw Mermaids'' (1992) | ||
* The Wishing Season (1993) | * ''The Wishing Season'' (1993) | ||
* Split Heirs (1993) (with Lawrence Watt-Evans) | * ''Split Heirs'' (1993) (with Lawrence Watt-Evans) | ||
* The Sherwood Game (1994) | * ''The Sherwood Game'' (1994) | ||
* ''[[The Psalms of Herod]]'' (1995) | * ''[[The Psalms of Herod]]'' (1995) | ||
* Child of the Eagle (1996) | * ''Child of the Eagle'' (1996) | ||
* ''[[The Sword of Mary]]'' (1996) | * ''[[The Sword of Mary]]'' (1996) | ||
* E.Godz (2003) (with Robert Asprin) | * ''E.Godz'' (2003) (with Robert Asprin) | ||
* ''[[Nobody's Princess]]'' (2007) ([[Helen of Troy]]) | * ''[[Nobody's Princess]]'' (2007) ([[Helen of Troy]]) | ||
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* Editor, ''[[Up the Wall And Other Stories]]'' (1999) | * Editor, ''[[Up the Wall And Other Stories]]'' (1999) | ||
* Editor, ''[[Death and the Librarian and Other Stories]]'' (2002) | * Editor, ''[[Death and the Librarian and Other Stories]]'' (2002) | ||
* Editor, ''[[Chicks in Chainmail]]'' (1995) | |||
* Editor, ''[[Did You Say Chicks?!]]'' (1998) | |||
* Editor, ''[[Chicks and Chained Males]]'' | |||
* Editor, ''[[The Chick Is in the Mail]]'' | |||
* Editor, ''[[Turn the Other Chick]]'' | |||
===Short stories=== | |||
* "Death and the Librarian" (1995) | |||
* "A Birthday" | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 16:18, 2 April 2007
Esther M. Friesner (variant name Esther Mona Friesner-Stutzman) is an American SF writer best known for her comedic writing, including the edited series of anthologies "Chicks in Chainmail". She has also written a serious duology, The Psalms of Herod and The Sword of Mary, which depict a grim dystopic theocracy.
Works
- Harlot's Ruse (1986)
- The Silver Mountain (1986)
- Druid's Blood (1988)
- It's Been Fun (1991)
- Ecce Hominid (1991)
- Yesterday We Saw Mermaids (1992)
- The Wishing Season (1993)
- Split Heirs (1993) (with Lawrence Watt-Evans)
- The Sherwood Game (1994)
- The Psalms of Herod (1995)
- Child of the Eagle (1996)
- The Sword of Mary (1996)
- E.Godz (2003) (with Robert Asprin)
- Nobody's Princess (2007) (Helen of Troy)
Majyk
- Majyk by Accident (1993)
- Majyk by Hook or Crook (1993)
- Majyk by Design (1994)
Tim Desmond
- Gnome Man's Land (1991)
- Harpy High (1991)
- Unicorn U (1992)
Demon
- Here Be Demons (1988)
- Demon Blues (1989)
- Hooray for Hellywood (1990)
New York
- New York by Knight (1986)
- Elf Defense (1988)
- Sphynxes Wild (1989)
Twelve Kingdoms
- Mustapha and His Wise Dog (1985)
- Spells of Mortal Weaving (1986)
- The Witchwood Cradle (1987)
- The Water King's Laughter (1989)
edited collections
- Editor, Up the Wall And Other Stories (1999)
- Editor, Death and the Librarian and Other Stories (2002)
- Editor, Chicks in Chainmail (1995)
- Editor, Did You Say Chicks?! (1998)
- Editor, Chicks and Chained Males
- Editor, The Chick Is in the Mail
- Editor, Turn the Other Chick
Short stories
- "Death and the Librarian" (1995)
- "A Birthday"
References
- http://www.sff.net/people/e.friesner/ Friesner's Homepage
- Esther M. Friesner at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database