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S M Stirling

Canada   (1953 - )
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About S M Stirling
S. M. Stirling is the national bestselling author of Island in the Sea of Time, Against the Tide of Years, and On the Ocean of Eternity. He was born in France and raised in Europe, Africa, and North America. He currently lives in Santa Fe.
 
New and Forthcoming Hardbacks
The Lord of Mountains
The Lord of Mountains
(Change, book 6)

New and Forthcoming Paperbacks
The Council of Shadows
The Council of Shadows
(Shadowspawn, book 2)
Exiled
Exiled
(Clan of the Claw, book 1)
The Tears of the Sun
The Tears of the Sun
(Change, book 5)

Series
SnowbrotherThe Sharpest EdgeThe CageShadow's Son
Saber and Shadow
 
Marching Through GeorgiaUnder the YokeThe Stone DogsDrakon
The DominationDrakas!
 
Falkenberg's Legion (with Jerry Pournelle)
3. Go Tell the Spartans (1991)
4. Prince of Sparta (1993)
Prince (omnibus) (2002)
Go Tell the SpartansPrince of SpartaPrince
 
The ForgeThe HammerThe AnvilThe Steel
The SwordThe ChosenThe ReformerThe Conqueror
Warlord
 
The RisingThe PrivateerThe Independent Command
 
Island in the Sea of TimeAgainst the Tide of YearsOn the Oceans of Eternity
 
Legends of the Riftwar (with Raymond E Feist)
3. Jimmy the Hand (2003)
Jimmy the Hand
 
Dies the FireThe Protector's WarA Meeting at Corvallis
 
The Sky PeopleIn the Courts of the Crimson Kings
 
The Sunrise LandsThe Scourge of GodThe Sword of the LadyThe High King of Montival
The Tears of the Sun
 
A Taint in the BloodThe Council of Shadows
 
Clan of the Claw (with Jody Lynn Nye, John Ringo and Harry Turtledove)
1. Exiled (2011)
Exiled
 
Series contributed to
Blood FeudsBlood Vengeance
 
The City Who FoughtThe Ship AvengedThe City and the Ship
 
Betrayals
 
InfiltratorRising StormThe Future War
 
The Houses of the Kzinti
 
Anthologies edited
Power
 
Anthologies containing stories by S M Stirling
New Destinies, Vol. VIIIFirst to FightFlights of Fantasy
 
Short stories
Roachstompers (1989)
Flyboy (1999)
Taking Freedom (1999)


Awards
Prometheus Award Best Novel nominee (1991) : Under the Yoke


Links to other websites
smstirling.com


S M Stirling recommends
The Annunciate
The Annunciate (1999)
Severna Park
"A spellbinding brew of love, fear, nanotechnology, virtual reality, sex, drugs and a profound meditation on the nature and possibilities of human interaction."
Carthage Ascendant
Carthage Ascendant (2000)
(Book of Ash, book 2)
Mary Gentle
"One of the best fantasies I've read in 15 years, bar none."
Night of the Long Knives
Night of the Long Knives (2002)
(Zancharthus, book 3)
Mark E Rogers
"The Zancharthus books are a weird, wild, high-energy high-fantasy ride, literally to hell and gone. I enjoyed them thoroughly, even as my jaw dropped. In a field full of timid conformism Mark Rogers isn't afraid."
Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart
Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart (2002)
(Through Wolf's Eyes, book 2)
Jane Lindskold
"Through Wolf's Eyes combines the mythic resonances of a feral child raised by wolves with a fascinating fantasy of a freshness and originality that makes all the legion of mock-medieval clones look pale and faded. Her characters live-they're real, but they are different. And the world they live in lingers in the mind; heroic, squalid, and exotic everyday I was convinced that it went on by itself when I turned the last page. Bravo!"
The Center Cannot Hold
The Center Cannot Hold (2002)
(American Empire, book 2)
Harry Turtledove
"Exciting action, well-drawn characters who draw you into their lives and joys and sorrows, a tightly logical and engrossing plot, and an encyclopedic knowledge of history that enriches the narrative without slowing it - what's not to like? Buy the book!"
The Shadow of the Storm
The Shadow of the Storm (2003)
(Fallen Cloud, book 3)
Kurt R A Giambastiani
"A fresh and interesting treatment of Native American Legend."
Goddess of the Ice Realm
Goddess of the Ice Realm (2003)
(Lord of the Isles, book 5)
David Drake
"Goddess of the Ice Realm is a solid addition to an outstanding fantasy series, showing once again that Drake is among the most versatile of authors in the SF/Fantasy genres."
Mutineer
Mutineer (2004)
(Kris Longknife, book 1)
Mike Shepherd
"Solid writing, exciting action and likeable characters."
A Shadow in Summer
A Shadow in Summer (2006)
(Long Price Quartet, book 1)
Daniel Abraham
"In a world of bloated fantasy clones, Abraham's voice is fresh and startlingly new; not only is his worldbuilding original, but the characters who inhabit the universe he's created are both strange and fully human."
Final Impact
Final Impact (2007)
(Axis of Time, book 3)
John Birmingham
"The action is nonstop, the characters very real - and very different from each other - and, to coin a phrase, it makes you think."
Maelstrom
Maelstrom (2009)
(Destroyermen, book 3)
Taylor Anderson
"Anderson has brought a fresh new perspective to the tale of crosstime shipwreck."
Directive 51
Directive 51 (2010)
(Daybreak, book 1)
John Barnes
"Barnes has written the thinking person's techno-thriller. The large cast is handled adroitly, the tension level is high, the big ideas make you think, and I was kept up all night!"



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