Elisabeth Waters

Elisabeth Waters is an American fantasy author.

She won the Gryphon award in 1989 for her first novel Changing Fate. Since then, she has published a large number of short stories, some in the anthology series Sword and Sorceress, which she now edits.^[1]

Contents 1 Biography 2 Bibliography 2.1 Novels 2.2 Anthologies 2.3 Short fiction 3 References 4 External links

Biography

Around 1985 she began working for Marion Zimmer Bradley, which she continued to do until after Bradley's death in 1999, finishing up the anthologies in progress at the time.^[2]

She is a Lifetime Active member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America.^[3]

She also worked as a supernumerary for the San Francisco Opera from 1983 until 1989, where she appeared in La Gioconda (twice), Manon Lescaut, Madama Butterfly, Khovanschina, Das Rheingold (twice), Werther, and Idomeneo.^[4]

Bibliography

Novels

• Changing Fate. DAW, 1994. ISBN 0-88677-608-2
• Lady of the Trillium (with Marion Zimmer Bradley). Bantam Spectra, 1995. ISBN 0-553-09299-5

Anthologies

• Sword And Sorceress XXII. (Norilana Books), 2007.
• Sword And Sorceress XXIII. (Norilana Books), 2008.
• Sword And Sorceress XXIV. (Norilana Books), 2009.
• Sword And Sorceress XXV. (Norilana Books), 2010.

Short fiction

• "The Sixth String" (2009)
• "Scam Artistry" (2008) with Mercedes Lackey
• "A Capella" (1994)
• "A Dragon in Distress" (1995) with Mercedes Lackey
• "A Meeting of Minds" (1991)
• "A Prince Among Frogs" (1996)
• "A Proper Escort" (1991)
• "A Woman's Privilege"(1986) published in Sword And Sorceress III ISBN 0-88677-302-4)
• "Blood Calls to Blood" (1995)
• "Change-child" (1998)
• "Child of the Heart" (1985)
• "Cold Spell" (1985)
• "Connecticut" (1994) with Raul S. Reyes
• "Destined for the Tower" (1993) with Deborah Wheeler (a.k.a. Deborah J. Ross)
• "Firetrap" (1990) with Marion Zimmer Bradley
• "Golden Vanity" (1988)
• "Gunnora's Gift" (1990)
• "Ice Princess" (1994)
• "Midsummer Folly" (1996)
• "Our Father's Gold" (1996)
• "Out of the Frying Pan" (1991)
• "Playfellow" (1987)
• "Rebirth" (1982)
• "Shadowlands" (1990)
• "Sin Catenas" (1988)
• "Tell Me a Story" (1983)
• "The Alton Gift" (1980)
• "The Birthday Gift" (1992)
• "The Blade of Unmaking" (1997)
• "The Dragon's Horde" (1998) with Raul S. Reyes
• "The Lesser Twin" (1990)
• "The School Up the Hill" (1997)
• "Things That Go Grump in the Night" (1989)
• "Trees of Avalon" (1996)
• "Weather Witch" (1990)

References

1. ^ http://www.mzbworks.com/guidelines.htm
2. ^ http://www.fantasy-news.com/2008/03/23/elisabeth-waters-interview-english/
3. ^ http://www.sfwa.org/member-links/member-list/
4. ^ http://www.elisabethwaters.com

External links

• Official website
• Elisabeth Waters at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
• Interview with Elisabeth Waters

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Name	Waters, Elisabeth
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Date of birth	1952
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