Melanie Rawn

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Melanie Rawn/ Ellen Randolph

Born 1954
Occupation Novelist
Genres epic fantasy
Official website

Melanie Rawn (born 1954) is an author of fantasy literature. She received a BA in history from Scripps College and worked as a teacher and editor before becoming a writer.

She has been nominated for a Locus award on three separate occasions: in 1989 for Dragon Prince in the first novel category, in 1994 for Skybowl in the fantasy novel category, and again in 1995 for Ruins of Ambrai in the fantasy novel category.

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[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Dragon Prince and Dragon Star trilogies

Main article: Dragon Prince and Dragon Star trilogies

[edit] Exiles trilogy

[edit] Stand-alone

[edit] Short stories

  • Salve, Regina in Return to Avalon (Roberson; 1995 DAW)
  • Treasures of Fantasy (Weis, Hickman; 1997 Harper)
  • The Abbot of Croxton in Highwaymen: Robbers & Rogues (Roberson; 1997 DAW)
  • Of the Death of Kings in Warrior Enchantresses (Maisse-Ferch, Greenberg; 1996 DAW)
  • There Goes the Neighborhood in Return of the Dinosaurs (Resnick, Greenberg; 1997 DAW)
  • The Lady's Gift in A Magic-Lover's Treasury of the Fantastic (Weis; 1998 Warner Books)
  • (and Introduction) Ancient Enchantresses (Massie-Ferch, Greenberg, Gilliam; 1995 DAW)

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The Golden Key · Knights of the Morningstar · The Rushden Legacy · Spellbinder
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