61. Celtic SF And Fantasy bull, emma. Finder A Novel of the Borderlands. Tor New York, 1997. ISBN0312862911. emma bull (NonBorderlands). bull, emma. War for the Oaks. http://www.digitalmedievalist.com/bibs/sf.html

Celtic Inspired Fantasy and SF Last updated 3/23/2003 How and Why did you create this Booklist? I created this page because I've gotten so many questions about whether or not various books were based on specific myths, requests for "books like X," and inquiries about modern retellings of Celtic myth. This is not a complete list of Celtic-inspired SF and fantasy; it is very far from such a list. These are books that I've read and liked, an arbitrary and idiosyncratic selection of books that are either directly inspired by particular bits of Celtic myth and folklore, or that, while original, draw on Celtic traditions, myths, and lore. Many of these books are marketed as juvenile or "young adult" novels, but don't let that stop you from enjoying them. Other Bibliographic Sources , formerly known as Folk Tales, was a traditional newsletter for more than twenty-five years, before turning digital. Their site is a consistently high quality source about good music (Celtic and English traditional, and related traditions) and really good books. (Thanks to Jasmin for passing the URL to me.)

62. Review Of Finder By Emma Bull FINDER by emma bull. TOR, 1994. emma bull (see all BooksForABuck.com reviews ofnovels by this author) has created a subtle mixture of action and character. http://www.booksforabuck.com/sfpages/finder.html

Search Booksforabuck Powered by FreeFind Site search Web search FINDER by Emma Bull TOR, 1994 Orient has the talent to find things. Together with his Elf-partner, Tick-Tick, Orient uses his talent to stay out of trouble and to explore the borderlands created when the Elf-lands rejoined the human plane. When the police, in the person of attractive Detective Rico, ask for Orient's help tracking down a killer and a deadly drug, Orient wants to objectuntil Rico blackmailes him. Once he gets involved in the murder and drug case, Orient can't let it go. Someone has unleashed something deadly on the borderland between human and elf spheres. The police seem unable to cope, or could they even be involved? Orient's unique talent should help, but only if someone knows what he is looking for. Without that knowledge, he is helpless. Meanwhile, a killing plague spreads from drug-taking humans to true-blood elves. Orient's entire culture is threatened. Emma Bull ( see all BooksForABuck.com reviews of novels by this author ) has created a subtle mixture of action and character. The characters of Orient, Tick-Tick, and Rico are three-dimensional and damaged. The relationships and sexual tension between them apparent. The plague creates a ticking clock that increases the deadly pressure with each passing moment. Bordertown, torn between universes and where the science of neither plane really works, is virtually a character itself. Novels about the return of farie and the interaction between humans and elf have become an important subgenre. In this field, Bull is a master.

63. Review Of War For The Oaks By Emma Bull Search Booksforabuck Powered by FreeFind Site search Web search.WAR OF THE OAKS by emma bull. Ace Books, 1987. Eddi McCandry is a http://www.booksforabuck.com/sfpages/war_oaks.html

Search Booksforabuck Powered by FreeFind Site search Web search WAR FOR THE OAKS by Emma Bull Ace Books, 1987 Eddi McCandry is a struggling musician who's just broken up with her band and her boyfriend when she runs into a stranger from the faerie Seelie Court. The eternal war between Seelie and Unseelie courts has flared into new life with new stakes. The immortals have agreed to throw their lives into the stakethe losers die for realand Eddi is a key to the magic. In the meantime, the stranger, a shape-changing phouka becomes her bodyguard. The Unseelie Court will do what it can to destroy her. THE WAR FOR THE OAKS describes the faerie battle for modern (obviously 1980s) Minneapolis and its consequences for mortals as well as immortals. Artists and musicians stand halfway between the realms, giving them power in both planes. By becoming the keystone to the magic of mortality, and through the strength of her music, Eddi becomes a minor power in faerie. Yet her survival depends on her achieving much more. Although the Unseelie Court is certainly evil, the Seelie Court is far from perfect. Within its armies, discord and treason emerge. Indeed, even Eddi's phouka has an agenda of his ownan agenda that threatens the power of the court and Eddi's future.

64. Robin Hobb Liavek Page, Information On The Liavek Series With Robin Hobb A.k.a. Liavek; City of Luck and Wizardry, by Ed. Will Shetterly and emma bull,1985,Ace, 0441-48180-9, $2.95, pb. bull, emma, The Well-Made Plan, 1986. http://home-1.worldonline.nl/~wjtimmer/Robinhobbliavek.htm

Robin Hobb Fantasy Page [ Interview 1] [ Interview 2] [ Dutch info ] [ Bibliography] ... Discussion (Ez)Board Please Email with information or use the Guestbook This page is devoted to the Liavek series: the first 4 of the series of 5 contained a Megan Lindholm story. A sixth book containing Liavek stories has been added. These stories are connected with the other stories in the Liavek collection through a common theme: the city of Luck and Wizardry called: The stories of Megan in the 4 Liavek books are about the same person: Kaloo a girl with a mysterious background. I like the covers very much and therefore I gave them a separate page. There is no different or new bibliographic information about Megan Lindholm's work on this page! I supplied some links to bibliographic information on some of the authors, see "Players of Luck" for the majority of those links. The complete index is given for that collection which was easy for linking. Pls. notify me of any broken links as I do not regularly check these - use the email link at the top.. Other links can be found at my " Links " Page.

65. Emma Bull The Hugo Nomination of emma bull. 1992. Novel.Bone Dance. (Image copyrighted by Ace Books). http://web2.iadfw.net/tharvia/hugo_authors/bull.html

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66. Bone Dance By Emma Bull Bone Dance (2 votes) by emma bull. Rate this book, 1 (5 best 1 worst). BookInformation, Author, emma bull. Book, Bone Dance. Series, Volume, http://www.sffworld.net/sff/vote.nsf/viewWebVAuthors/4AC58EC3E8BCDF0708256B21005

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67. Double Feature by emma bull Will Shetterly. The book also contains brief biographies ofemma bull and Will Shetterly, including a list of their published work. http://www.nesfa.org/press/Books/BullShetterly.htm

Double Feature Edited by Aron Insinga Cover art by Nick Jainschigg, Interior illustration by Merle Insinga Trade paperback edition, ISBN: 0-915368-11-6, $13.00, 1999 Trade hardcover edition, ISBN: 0-915368-99-4, LC 93-086987, $17.95, 1994 out-of-print Slipcased hardcover edition, ISBN: 0-915368-54-4, $30.00, 1994, out-of-print Double Feature is a collection of thirteen pieces of fiction, nonfiction, and poetry by Boskone 31's Guests of Honor, Emma Bull and Will Shetterly. Among the works assembled here are a set of six individually-authored short stories for their own shared world, Liavek, as well as their collaboratively written novelette, "Danceland Blood," which is set in the Borderlands shared world. Included are three additional works by Emma Bull: "A Bird That Whistles," a touching prequel to her novel War for the Oaks , and two fine essays on the writer's craft: "Why I Write Fantasy" and "Wonders of the Invisible World: How I Came to Write War for the Oaks This anthology also contains two additional works by Will Shetterly: "Captured Moments," his first science fiction short story, and "Time Travel, the Artifact, and a Famous Historical Personage," a horror story. The introduction is by Boskone 31 guests Patrick Nielsen Hayden, a professional editor, and Teresa Nielsen Hayden, the author of

68. FREEDOM & NECESSITY By Steven Brust & Emma Bull FREEDOM NECESSITY. by Steven Brust emma bull. Tor, ISBN 0312-85974-0,1997, 444pp, US$25.95. A book review by Evelyn C. Leeper. http://www.nesfa.org/reviews/Leeper/freedom.html

Tor, ISBN 0-312-85974-0, 1997, 444pp, US$25.95 A book review by Evelyn C. Leeper The story is set in England of the mid-nineteenth century. Although several reviews have hinted that this is some sort of alternate history, it really seems at most a secret history, if that. Yes, there are real historical figures interacting with the main (fictional) characters, but that does not an alternate history make. So in this historical England, we discover that James Cobham, whom his family thought drowned in fact, saw drownedis in fact alive, though without any memory of what has happened in the months between his "death" and his re-appearance. Though he doesn't actually re-appear in a flourish, but only in secret and to his closest friends. In addition to trying to solve the mystery of James's absence, and avoid a more permanent demise, the characters also discuss Kant and Hegel and the British class system. One might ask at this point why this book is being promoted a s science fiction (or perhaps more accurately, fantasy). The answer is- -I don't know. It seems more because Brust and Bull are known as SF authors than because of any inherent SF aspect to the novel. (I suppose that in itself may constitute a bit of a spoiler.) There are certainly goings on that have fantastical origins, meanings, or referents, but they are (so far as one can tell) completely mundane in actuality. And while there were aspects of the plot that held my interest, the resolution is too pat, too dependent on people acting in seemingly irrational ways, too dependent on people *depending* on people acting in irrational ways. Or, strangely enough, on people acting rationally when one would expect them to act irrationally.

69. Pit Bull Project :: Emma emma emma came to the SPDR program at about 1 year old. She had just bejust that. BACK HOME NEXT, emma and the Hyman Family. http://www.pitbullproject.org/emma.htm

emma Emma came to the SPDR program at about 1 year old. She had just had a litter of puppies, was skin and bones, had not been socialized, and showed signs of having been beaten. But Emma was willing to be a good dog, and the Hyman family has given Emma the opportunity to be just that. HOME DONATE BACK NEXT Emma and the Hyman Family

70. Freedom & Necessity - Steven Brust & Emma Bull [review © T. Brown 1997] Freedom And Necessity. Steven Brust and emma bull Tor, 1997. What manner of thingis this Freedom Necessity? Is it a historical novel? a fantasy novel? http://www.avnet.co.uk/home/amaranth/Books/fandn.htm

Freedom And Necessity Steven Brust and Emma Bull Tor, 1997 What manner of thing is this ? Is it a historical novel? a fantasy novel? Or what? Well, some would say that any novel springing from a collaboration between Steven Brust ( the Taltos series, The Phoenix Guards etc) and Emma Bull ( Falcon, The War for the Oaks, Bone Dance, assorted Borderlands stuff) must be fantasy. I suspect it would be differently categorised if it had been written by other hands. "Have with you, at all times, iron that cuts, polished silver (a coin will not do), a sprig of mistletoe, and a loaded pistol." OK, how do we define fantasy? There are no magical beasties: no elves (there is a beautiful, mysterious, dangerous woman who travels around in a mysterious coach, but she's more nymph than elf); no goblins (there is one chap who is described as ‘inhumanly ugly’ early in the novel, but the next person to see him simply regards him as deformed). There are episodes which might be regarded as magical (I shall leave Kitty’s assorted visions, opium-driven and otherwise, out of this: dreams and visions are too commonplace to be of much use in classification). The bits where there might be magic, however, are reported with a refreshingly Enlightenment sensibility – "it was probably just the reflection of the fire", etc. James and Susan, at least, cling firmly to their Rationalist tendencies, and are far happier reforming the world over sherry with Engels than participating in obscure pagan rituals. … Oh yes, there

71. Litwank: War For The Oaks, Emma Bull litwank litwanks main War for the Oaks, emma bull Yikes. Had i read this in highschool, i would have become obsessed with the world emma bull paints. http://regency.estarcion.com/~mt/litwank/archives/000763.html

litwank litwanks main War for the Oaks, Emma Bull Yikes. The nice folks at Borderlands recommended this for Allison when i was there a few weeks ago. I picked it up, and read it all. Today. The truly funny part is that i was looking for books for both Daniel and Allison; while Allison will like this (i think), i'm certain it will push at least several of Daniel's big buttons. A really good read. In a nutshell, the story revolves around a chick who plays rhythm guitar in a band in Minneapolis, and gets caught up as the not-so-token mortal in a faerie war. Had i read this in high school, i would have become obsessed with the world Emma Bull paints. Highly recommended. buy one Comments (0) TrackBack (0) link me Comments

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73. Emma - Pit Bull - September 28, 1999 emma the Pit bull is Dog of the Day! Gender Female, Breed Pit bull. Home Oakland,California, USA. emma is quite an ambassador of her much misunderstood breed. http://dogoftheday.com/archive/1999/September/29.html

September 28, 1999 Name: Emma Age: One year old Gender: Female Breed: Pit Bull Home: Oakland, California, USA E mma is quite an ambassador of her much misunderstood breed. She was rescued from the pound at three months. and is so loving and sweet. She lives with another rescued Rott/Shepherd mix and an old cat. Although the media likes to make horrible headlines about vicious pit bulls, many are like her with responsible owners. She is a great retriever and swimmer and likes to please. Emma isn't much of a watchdog because she loves people so much, even strangers. Her favorite pass times are teasing other dogs with her toys and bones, diving in the bay, and destroying anything stuffed with foam. Her mom was so pleased that she is finally a year old, she threw her a birthday party. Birthday cake is the only thing Emma has ever attacked and the most dangerous thing about her is her strong, whipcord of a tail. Ouch! Find out how your pet could be Dog of the Day.

74. Emma Bull - Www.ezboard.com Author, Comment. AGoreanRPer Registered User (1/24/02 95303 am) Reply, EmmaBull Though she has written only a few novels, her writing style is very .. http://pub1.ezboard.com/fthegoreanforum25823frm15.showMessage?topicID=15.topic

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77. Bookshare.org - Books By Author Search. Title. Please log in. Books by emma bull. Here is a list of our booksby emma bull . There are 5 books by this author in our collection. http://www.bookshare.org/web/BooksByAuthor.html?author_id=4134

78. Books / Science Fiction & Fantasy / Fantasy / Authors, A-Z / Fantasy Authors (B) O 2. Freedom Necessity Steven Brust, emma bull / Hardcover / Published 1997 3.Falcon emma bull, emma bulle / Mass Market Paperback / Published 1996 4. The http://www.bookmag.com/books/science-fiction---fantasy/121.html

Books Fantasy Authors, A-Z Fantasy Authors (B) / Bull, Emma Browse our most popular books titlesfrom 1 to 13. Steven Brust, Emma Bull / Mass Market Paperback / Published 1997 O Steven Brust, Emma Bull / Hardcover / Published 1997 Falcon Emma Bull, Emma Bulle / Mass Market Paperback / Published 1996 The Princess and the Lord of Night Finder : A Novel of the Borderlands Emma Bull / Paperback / Published 1997 War for the Oaks Emma Bull / Published 1996 Liavek Will Shetterly, Emma Bull (Editor) / Published 1985 Liavek : Wizard's Row Will Shetterly, Emma Bull (Editor) / Published 1987 Liavek : The Players of Luck Will Shetterly, Emma Bull (Editor) / Published 1986 Liavek : Spells of Binding Will Shetterly, Emma Bull / Published 1988 Bone Dance : A Fantasy for Technophilles Emma Bull / Published 1991 Liavek : Festival Week Will Shetterly, Emma Bull / Published 1990 Finder Emma Bull / Paperback / Published 1995 Don't see what you're looking for? Continue browsing the most popular books titles in Fantasy Authors (B)

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