Sharon Green

Sharon Green (born 1942) is an American writer of science fiction, fantasy and romance.

Early life

Green was born in Brooklyn, New York.[1]

Education

In 1963, Green graduated with a B.A. degree from New York University.[1]

Career

In 1984, Green began her writing career.

Green's early works were marketed as similar to the books of John Norman's Gor series,[2] but were intended as a rebuttal to them.[3] Green has said that she set out first to lampoon Norman's Gor books, by creating three-dimensional female characters and powerful female characters in similar fantasy settings.[4]

Published works

This is a selected list of Green's published works.

She has also created a website [5] to reissue some of her older out-of-print books and release some new never before issued series in the form of eBooks.

Science fiction novels
  • The Crystals of Mida, DAW Books, 1982
  • The Warrior Within, DAW Books, 1982
  • The Warrior Enchained, DAW Books, 1983
  • An Oath to Mida, DAW Books, 1983
  • Chosen of Mida, DAW Books, 1984
  • The Warrior Rearmed, DAW Books, 1984
  • Mind Guest, DAW Books, 1984
  • Gateway to Xanadu, DAW Books, 1985
  • The Will of the Gods, DAW Books, 1985
  • To Battle the Gods, DAW Books, 1986
  • The Warrior Challenged, DAW Books, 1986
  • Rebel Prince, DAW Books, 1986
  • The Warrior Victorious, DAW Books, 1987
  • Mists of the Ages, DAW Books, 1988

Fantasy novels
  • The Far Side of Forever, DAW Books, 1987
  • Lady Blade, Lord Fighter, DAW Books, 1987
  • Hellhound Magic, DAW Books, 1989
  • Dawn Song, Avon, 1990
  • Silver Princess, Golden Knight, Avon, 1993
  • The Hidden Realms, Avon, 1993
  • Dark Mirror, Dark Dreams, Avon, 1994
  • Wind Whispers, Shadow Shouts, Avon, July, 1995
  • Game's End, Avon, April, 1996

The Blending

  • Convergence: Book One of The Blending, Avon, November 1996
  • Competitions: Book Two of The Blending, Avon, March 1997
  • Challenges: Book Three of The Blending, Avon, May 1998
  • Betrayals: Book Four of The Blending, Avon, February 1999
  • Prophecy: Book Five of The Blending
  • Intrigues: Book One of The Blending Enthroned, Eos, October 3, 2000
  • Deceptions: Book Two of The Blending Enthroned
  • Destiny: Book Three of The Blending Enthroned, Eos, April 2, 2002

Mystery romance novels (Harlequin Intrigues)
  • Haunted House, 1990
  • Werewolf Moon, 1993
  • Fantasy Man, 1993
  • To Die For, Dec. 2000

Historical romance novels
  • Flame of Fury, Avon, 1993
  • Silken Dreams, Avon, 1994
  • Haughty Spirit, 2000

Fantasy romance novels
  • Enchanting, Pinnacle, 1994

Short stories
  • Magic in Ithkar (IV), Tor, 1986
  • Friends of the Horseclans, Signet, 1987
  • Friends of the Horseclans II, Signet (two stories)
  • Alternatives, Baen,
  • Witchworld Anthology, Vol. 3, Tor

Hard bound books

Lady Blade, Lord Fighter, Book 1: The Silver Bracers, & Lady Blade, Lord Fighter, Book 2: Argent Swords

Online books
  • Diana Santee Series
    • Mind Guest
    • Gateway To Xanadu (With Newly restored scenes)
    • Tanderon (first online sequel to Mind Guest and Gateway To Xanadu)
    • Tristesse Book One (sequel 2)
    • Tristesse Book Two (sequel 3)
    • Esmonia (sequel 4)
    • Xanthia (sequel 5)
    • Aysanne (sequel 6)
    • Tildor (sequel 7)
    • Restin (sequel 8)
    • Absar (sequel 9)
    • Gralling (sequel 10)
    • Durell (sequel 11)

New Direct-to-eBook Novels

Reissues of Out-of-Print Books.

Personal life

In 1963, Green married. Green had three sons. In 1976, Green divorced her husband and raised her children as a single mother.[1]

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References
  1. "Sharon Green's Personal Bio". integritytech.com at archive.org. Retrieved May 30, 2019.
  2. http://www.sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/green_sharon
  3. http://www.virtualpulp.net/2015/05/07/sexist-and-misogynist-but-chicks-loved-it/
  4. https://web.archive.org/web/20120224232326/http://www.integritytech.com/sginterv.html
  5. http://www.sharon-green.net/
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