Date:  9 Sep 89 01:36:16 PDT (Saturday)
Subject: Author Lists: Judith Tarr
From: jwenn@world.std.com (John Wenn)
To: SF-LOVERS%rutgers:EDU
Edited: 27-Jun-95

A pretty good fantasy writer.  One of the few who addresses how magic and
stuff would interact with the medieval christian church (Katherine Kurtz
being the only other one that spring to mind).  I'd recommend either of
her stand alone books ("A Wind in Cairo" a arabic horse fantasy & "Ars
Magica" a fantasy based on a real pope later accused of sorcery) over her
series for a beginner.

[O] == Omnibus.  Includes other books.

Tarr, Judith	(U.S.A., 1/30/1955- )	G, F

Series
	Avaryan Rising
		The Hall of the Mountain King (1986)
		The Lady of Han-Gilen (1987)
		A Fall of Princes (1988)
			[O/3N= Avaryan Rising (1988) [SFBC]]
		Arrows of the Sun (1993)
		Spear of Heaven (1994)

	The Hound and the Falcon
		The Isle of Glass (1985)
		The Golden Horn (1985)
		The Hounds of God (1986)
			[O/3N= The Hound and the Falcon (1986) [SFBC]]

	__________Series
		Alamut (1989)
		The Dagger and the Cross (1991)

Ars Magica (1989)
The Eagle's Daughter (1995)
His Majesty's Elephant (1993) [YA]
Lord of the Two Lands (1993)
Pillar of Fire (1995)
Throne of Isis (1994)
A Wind in Cairo (1989)

with S. M. Stirling, Elizabeth Moon, Esther Friesner and Susan Shwartz
	The Woman/Kzin Wars [wip] [in Niven's Known Space universe]

with S. M. Stirling, Susan Shwartz and Harry Turtledove
	Blood Feuds (1993) [in Pournelle's WarWorld universe]
	Blood Vengeance (1994) [in Pournelle's WarWorld universe]

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