Date: 18 Apr 89 00:59:09 PDT (Tuesday)
Subject: Author Lists: Elizabeth Lynn
From: jwenn@world.std.com (John Wenn)
To: SF-LOVERS%rutgers:EDU
Edited: 5-Feb-94

Elizabeth Lynn is an excellent writer who seems to have vanished off the
face of the SF world.  She does quite good SF ("A Different Light" and
"The Sardonyx Net"), but I prefer her fantasy trilogy.  And it really is a
trilogy.  Each book develops a world situation, and then resolves it.  The
next book takes place ~100 years later, where the consequences of the
previous book have developed to their logical conclusion, and the people
of the previous books are a hazy story, if remembered at all.  All of her
books have a rich mixture of elements: characterization, plot and setting.
Does anyone know what she's doing right now?

[C] == Story Collection.
[CB] == Chapbook (a very short book, or pamphlet).

Lynn, Elizabeth A.	(U.S.A., 6/8/1946- )
	(awards: WFA 1980 [2])

Series
	The Chronicles of Tornor
		Watchtower (1979) [WFA]
		The Dancers of Arun (1979)
		The Northern Girl (1980)

A Different Light (1978)
The Red Hawk (Cheap Street, 1983) [CB]
The Sardonyx Net (1981)
The Silver Horse (1984)
Tales from a Vanished Country (Pulphouse, 1990) [C] [Author's Choice Monthly #10]
The Woman Who Loved the Moon and Other Stories (1981) [C]

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