Martha Wells

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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.

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

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

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