My bronze age historical fantasy novel The Sarsen Witch, the third book in the "Grey Isles" series, will be back in print this coming fall. Shortlisted for an Aurora Award in 1990, it's a tale of earth-magic, megaliths and high adventure in the world of the Wessex war-chieftains.
This new edition of The Sarsen Witch will be released by the Juno Books imprint of Wildside Press in September 2007.
Reviews & Interviews
- Books in Canada review: The Alchemist's Daughter
- Challenging Destiny Interview
- Read reviews of Wild Talent: a Novel of the Supernatural
- Review of Songs from the Drowned Lands
- Review of Wild Talent in the New York Review of Science Fiction, by Ursula Pflug
- Reviews of The Sarsen Witch on the Juno Books site
- SF Site review: Winter on the Plain of Ghosts
- SFSite review: The Alchemist's Daughter
- Sarah Johnson: A is for Alchemy
- Strange Horizons interview
- The Road to Shambhala: an interview by Mary E. Choo
- The Snow Queen: an interview by C. June Wolf
Other links
Online articles
3 comments:
Congratulations on the re-issue, and on the new blog.
Do you ever think of visiting Wessex again? I remember you gathered quite a crowd last time.. but I'll let you tell that story.
Cheers
good to see you on the blogging scene. i look forward to seeing the re-issue.
casey
I'd love to visit Wessex again. And as to the crowd -- that was when I was holding my family captive while I expounded at length on the history of the West Kennet barrow. Then I realized that a group of English tourists were hanging on my every word. I had to break off to explain that I wasn't the official West Kennet tour guide.
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