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Lee, Sharon

Entry updated 19 June 2023. Tagged: Author.

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(1952-    ) US author who began publishing work of genre interest with "A Matter of Ceremony" (May 1980 Amazing). Almost all her further work has been in collaboration with Steve Miller, their main endeavour being the extended Liaden Universe sequence of Space Opera tales, set in expansive (though not adventurously described) interstellar venues. The first three titles, Agent of Change (1988), Conflict of Honors (1988) and Carpe Diem (1989), are closely linked adventure tales featuring an interstellar agent on the loose; the heroine of the sequence is a Starship crewperson who undergoes, along with her male partner, various travails in her quest to become a pilot. As the series progresses, its depiction of the interrelations between the Liaden and Terran civilizations becomes more and more focused on patterns of behaviour through the prism of romance: marriages, contemplated and actual, are not infrequent. The authors' other series [for details see Checklist] mix sf and fantasy, weighted toward the latter. [JC]

Sharon Lee

born Baltimore, Maryland: 11 September 1952

works

series

Liaden Universe

Liaden Universe Adventures

  • Two Tales of Korval (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 1995) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Jean Ann Pollard]
  • Fellow Travelers (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 1998) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Jael]
  • Duty Bound (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 1999) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Steve Miller]
  • Certain Symmetry (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2000) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/]
  • Trading in Futures (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2001) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Kirsten Edwards]
  • Changeling (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2001) with Steve Miller [chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Kirsten Edwards]
  • Loose Cannon (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2001) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/]
  • Shadows and Shades (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2002) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/]
  • Quiet Knives (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2003) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Rich Horn]
  • With Stars Underfoot (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2004) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Thomas Peters]
  • Necessary Evils (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2005) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Thomas Peters]
  • Allies (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2006) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Elan Neruda]
  • Dragon Tide (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2007) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Jupiter Media]
  • Eidolon (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2008) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Jupiter Media]
  • Misfits (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2008) with Steve Miller [chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Paul Davies]
  • Halfling Moon (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2009) with Steve Miller [coll: chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/Bill Wright]
  • Skyblaze (Waterville, Maine: SRM Publisher, 2011) with Steve Miller [chap: Liaden Universe Adventures: pb/JupiterImages]

Liaden Universe Constellation

Master Thief Gem

  • The Tomorrow Log (Decatur, Georgia: Meisha Merlin, 2003) with Steve Miller [Master Thief Gem: pb/Christian McGrath]

Great Migration

The Fey Duology

Theo Waitley

Kate Archer

  • Carousel Tides (New York: Baen Books, 2010) [Kate Archer: pb/Eric Williams]
  • Carousel Sun (New York: Baen Books, 2014) [Kate Archer: pb/Eric Williams]
  • Carousel Seas (New York: Baen Books, 2014) [Kate Archer: pb/Eric Williams]

individual titles

collections and stories

works as editor

  • Low Port (Decatur, Georgia: Meisha Merlin, 2003) with Steve Miller [anth: pb/Christian McGrath]

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