Rosemary Edghill

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Rosemary Edghill (born 1956) is an American writer and editor, who has often used that pseudonym in place of her legal name, eluki bes shahar. Her primary genres are science fiction and fantasy, but she began by writing Regency romances.

The publishers of her first novel, the Regency Romance Turkish Delight, suggested that "eluki bes shahar" sounded insufficiently English to attract potential readers,[1] and thus she has published the majority of her novel-length works under the pseudonym. Her sister writes as India Edghill.

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[edit] Bibliography

[edit] Regency Romances

  • Turkish Delight (1987)
  • Two of a Kind (1988)
  • The Ill-Bred Bride (1990)
  • Fleeting Fancy (1993)

[edit] Hellflower series

  1. Hellflower (1991)
  2. Darktraders (1992)
  3. Archangel Blues (1993)

[edit] Bast series

  1. Speak Daggers to Her (1994)
  2. Book of Moons (1995)
  3. The Bowl of Night (1996)

[edit] The Twelve Treasures

  1. The Empty Crown (SFBC Omnibus Edition of the three "Twelve Treasures" novels)(1997)
  2. The Sword of Maiden's Tears (1994)
  3. The Cup of Morning Shadows (1995)
  4. The Cloak of Night and Daggers (1997)

[edit] Others

with Tom DeFalco
  • Time’s Arrow: The Future (X-Men & Spider-Man # 3) (1998)
with Andre Norton
  • The Shadow of Albion (Carolus Rex, Bk 1) (1999)
  • Leopard in Exile (2001)
with Mercedes Lackey
  • Beyond World's End (2001)
  • Spirits White as Lightning (2001)
  • Mad Maudlin (2003)
  • Bedlam's Edge (2005)
  • Music to My Sorrow (Bedlam's Bard) (2005)

[edit] References

  1. ^ What's in a Name? Interviewing Rosemary Edghill from Vision: A Resource for Writers, by Lazette Gifford, archived at sff.net

[edit] External links


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