Elisabeth Waters

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Elisabeth Waters (born 1952 in Providence, Rhode Island)[1] 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.[2]

Biography

Around 1980 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.[3]

She is a Lifetime Active member of the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America.[4]

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.[5]

Bibliography

Novels

Anthologies

Short fiction

  • The Keeper's Price 1978 with Marion Zimmer Bradley, published in The Keeper's Price and in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Darkover
  • The Alton Gift 1980, published in The Keeper's Price
  • Rebirth 1982, published in Sword of Chaos
  • Tell Me a Story 1983
  • Cold Spell 1985, published in Magic in Ithkar
  • Child of the Heart 1985, published in Free Amazons of Darkover
  • A Woman's Privilege 1986, published in Sword and Sorceress III
  • Playfellow 1987, published in Red Sun of Darkover
  • Golden Vanity 1988
  • Sin Catenas 1988, published in Four Moons of Darkover
  • Things That Go Grump in the Night 1989
  • The Lesser Twin 1990
  • Gunnora's Gift 1990
  • Weather Witch 1990
  • Firetrap 1990 with Marion Zimmer Bradley, published in Domains of Darkover and in Marion Zimmer Bradley's Darkover
  • Shadowlands 1990, published in Sword and Sorceress VI
  • A Proper Escort 1991, published in Renunciates of Darkover
  • A Meeting of Minds 1991, published in Leroni of Darkover
  • Out of the Frying Pan 1991, published in Sword and Sorceress VIII
  • The Birthday Gift 1992, published in Sword and Sorceress IX
  • Destined for the Tower 1993 with Deborah Wheeler (a.k.a. Deborah J. Ross), published in Towers of Darkover
  • Conneticat 1994 with Raul S. Reyes
  • Ice Princess 1994
  • A Capella 1994, published in Snows of Darkover
  • A Dragon in Distress 1995 with Mercedes Lackey, published in Sword and Sorceress XII
  • Blood Calls to Blood 1995, published in Chicks in Chainmail and in Chicks Ahoy
  • Midsummer Folly 1996
  • A Prince Among Frogs 1996
  • Our Father's Gold 1996, published in Space Opera
  • Trees of Avalon 1996
  • The School Up the Hill 1997
  • The Blade of Unmaking 1997, published in Sword and Sorceress XIV.
  • Change-Child 1998
  • The Dragon's Horde 1998 with Raul S. Reyes, published in Sword and Sorceress XV
  • Salt & Sorcery 1999 with Michael Spence, published in Sword and Sorceress XVI
  • Bed of Roses 2001, published in Sword and Sorceress XVIII
  • Crosswort Puzzle 2007 with Michael Spence, published in Sword and Sorceress XXII
  • Scam Artistry 2008 with Mercedes Lackey, published in Sword and Sorceress XXIII
  • Daughter of Heaven 2008 with Michael Spence, published in Sword and Sorceress XXIII
  • The Sixth Spring 2009
  • Sceptre of the Ungodly 2009 with Michael Spence, published in Sword and Sorceress XXIV
  • A Storytelling of Crows 2009
  • Inquisition for Blood 2010 with Michael Spence, published in Sword and Sorceress XXV
  • A Charm of Finches 2010
  • Truth in the Inward Parts 2011 with Michael Spence, published in Sword and Sorceress XXVI

References

  1. ↑ Elisabeth Waters at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database
  2. ↑ http://www.mzbworks.com/guidelines.htm
  3. ↑ http://www.fantasy-news.com/2008/03/23/elisabeth-waters-interview-english/
  4. ↑ http://www.sfwa.org/member-links/member-list/
  5. ↑ http://www.elisabethwaters.com

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