all three are exellent. Canavan and Paver both put lots into planning their books. Paver does hands on reserch and makes her books all the better for them.
Trudi Canavan wrote: the black magician trilogy and the age of five trilogy. she's also wrote a prequel to TBM and is working on a sequel trilogy called the traitor spy trilogy.
Cate Teirnan wrote sweep (its called wicca in the UK) 15 books long, balefire 4 books; and is working on something else atm
Michelle Paver wrote the chronicals of ancient darkness which is 6 books.
i used to like Fiona McIntosh but i found her writing style fairly annoying at times. she has an odd obsesion with the letter Y and enjoys killing people then bringing them back. which gets old fast or is over done. the percheron trilogy realy pissed me off, thankfully the letter Y rarely appeared but its younger bro Z took over...
Trudi Canavan wrote: the black magician trilogy and the age of five trilogy. she's also wrote a prequel to TBM and is working on a sequel trilogy called the traitor spy trilogy.
Cate Teirnan wrote sweep (its called wicca in the UK) 15 books long, balefire 4 books; and is working on something else atm
Michelle Paver wrote the chronicals of ancient darkness which is 6 books.
i used to like Fiona McIntosh but i found her writing style fairly annoying at times. she has an odd obsesion with the letter Y and enjoys killing people then bringing them back. which gets old fast or is over done. the percheron trilogy realy pissed me off, thankfully the letter Y rarely appeared but its younger bro Z took over...
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This board is severely lacking in discussion of female authors
- 12/09/2009 08:11:46 AM
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I think what you mean is this board is lacking in discussion of lesser-known authors...
- 12/09/2009 10:49:56 AM
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While part of that is true, part of it really deals with a thought when I glanced through the posts
- 12/09/2009 10:55:07 AM
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The world is severely lacking in famous female authors.
- 12/09/2009 02:53:03 PM
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Wanna bet?
- 13/09/2009 08:23:14 AM
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Incorrect.
- 15/09/2009 04:14:06 PM
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You might want to edit that...
- 15/09/2009 04:40:32 PM
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Actually, most of those authors are talked about on other boards and blogs
- 16/09/2009 12:22:46 AM
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... That doesn't actually change the truth-value of his statement. *NM*
- 16/09/2009 05:31:30 AM
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Is KJ Parker actually a woman?
- 16/09/2009 12:27:35 AM
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Probably.
- 16/09/2009 04:51:57 AM
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It is not uncommon in the publishing industry to pull tricks like that.
- 16/09/2009 11:19:04 AM
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female authors
- 12/09/2009 10:28:12 PM
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I discovered Morgan Llywellyn when I was in my late teens/early 20s
- 13/09/2009 08:24:15 AM
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None. Why in the world would you place a quota on gender? *NM*
- 12/09/2009 10:46:45 PM
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Who said anything about "quotas"?
- 13/09/2009 08:11:21 AM
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It can be inferred.
- 14/09/2009 12:45:18 AM
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it can only be inferred if you confuse the necessity employed.
- 19/09/2009 06:49:17 AM
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Mm.
- 19/09/2009 07:13:27 AM
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Everyone knows women can't write! They are by far inferior to men!
- 13/09/2009 01:42:16 AM
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Connie Willis, Susanna Clarke, Diana Wynne Jones, Megan Whalen Turner (to start with)
- 13/09/2009 01:47:17 PM
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Trudi Canavan, Cate Teirnan and Michelle Paver
- 13/09/2009 07:08:57 PM
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I read mostly scfi these days and there just are not that many new female scfi writers
- 14/09/2009 04:28:31 PM
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Jaine Fenn and Liz Williams are two pretty decent recently-emerging SF writers. *NM*
- 15/09/2009 04:15:40 PM
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This post is severely lacking in discussion of male authors. *NM*
- 15/09/2009 04:42:23 PM
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