Lee Martindale

Sword and Sorceress

21 - Necessity and the Mother (Nov-2004)

Darkover

The Yearbride (Apr-1994)

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  The Yearbride
  

  in Snows of Darkover

  • Apr-1994
  • / Fantasy
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  Darkover
  

  Noted authors--such as Mercedes Lackey, Marion Zimmer Bradley, Diana Paxson, and others--return to Darkover, the planet of the Bloody Sun where a wall of ice separates man from the snowy wasteland. Original....

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  Such a Pretty Face
  

  • Jun-2000
  • / Science Fiction
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  Think all heroes have washboard abs? Think all heroines wear Size 3 Junior Petite? Think again! Come join Gene Wolfe, Elizabeth Anne Scarborough, Jane Yolen, Jody Lynn Nye, and Sharon Lee & Steve Miller, who along with nineteen other authors, introdu...

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  Necessity and the Mother
  

  in Sword and Sorceress XXI

  • Nov-2004
  • / Fantasy
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  Sword and Sorceress - 21
  

  Featuring contributions by Diana L. Paxson, Rosemary Edghill, and Leslie Fish, among others, a powerful collection of original stories introduces a heroic cast of brave, strong-willed, and fiercely independant female characters, including a girl who ...

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  Nimue and the Mall Nymphs
  

  in Witch Way to the Mall

  • Jun-2009
  • / Fantasy
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  Featuring contributions from Harry Turtledove, Sarah A. Hoyt, S. M. Stirling, and Esther Friesner, this urban fantasy collection features spellbinding stories that reveal how witches from all walks of life cope with the idiosyncrasies of suburbia. Or...

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  The Ladies of Trade Town
  

  • Aug-2011
  • / Steampunk
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  Fifteen original science fiction, fantasy, and related genre tales of women and men who offer pleasure, comfort, companionship -- and other things not so easily defined -- for a price. Those who ply the trade in alternate histories, alternate present...

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  Bard's Road
  

  • Aug-2014
  • / General Fiction
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  A Bard is one who walks between the worlds. For more than two decades, Lee Martindale has walked between the worlds of fiction and non-fiction, small press and major houses, print and electronic venues, magazines and anthologies, and multiple genres....

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