C.J. Cherryh
Books: Fantasy | Science Fiction
Rusalka (1989), Chernevog (1990)
Thieves' World: Tales from the Vulgar Unicorn (1980), Storm Season (1982), The Face of Chaos (1983), Wings of Omen (1984), The Dead of Winter (1985), Soul of the City (1986), Blood Ties (1986), Uneasy Alliances (1988), Stealers' Sky (1989)
Enemies of Fortune (2004)
Anthologies: A Magic-Lover's Treasury of the Fantastic (1998)
C.J. Cherryh has written a great deal in both Science Fiction and Fantasy genres. She participated in the dark fantasy series Thieves' World, creating the vampire-witch, Ischade, among others (I really like Ischade).
Rusalka and Chernevog are grounded in Russian folklore. I found these, at times, to be difficult to read.
Michael likes her science fiction a great deal, but you'll have to take his word for that.
Anthologies
A Magic-Lover's Treasury of the Fantastic (1998) edited by Margaret Weis
- Gwydion And The Dragon by C.J. Cherryh
- Misericorde by Karl Edward Wagner
- The Barbarian by Poul Anderson
- The Silk And The Song by Charles L. Fontenay
- Mirror, Mirror On The Lam by Tanya Huff
- Chivalry by Neil Gaiman
- Firebearer by Lois Tilton
- The Bully And The Beast by Orson Scott Card
- A Time For Heroes by Richard Parks
- The Cup And The Cauldron by Mercedes Lackey
- The Lands Beyond The World by Michael Moorcock
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