About Judith Tarr
JUDITH TARR is the author of more than twenty widely praised novels, including The Throne of Isis, White Mare's Daughter, and Queen of Swords, as well as five previous volumes in the Avaryan Chronicles: The Hall of the Mountain King, The Lady of Han-Gilen and A Fall of Princes (collected in one volume as Avaryan Rising), Arrows of the Sun, and Spear of Heaven. A graduate of Yale and Cambridge University, Judith Tarr holds degrees in ancient and medieval history, and breeds Lipizzan horses at Dancing Horse Farm, her home in Vail, Arizona.
Series
Hound and the Falcon
1. The Isle of Glass (1985)
2. The Golden Horn (1985)
3. The Hounds of God (1986)
The Hound and the Falcon (omnibus) (1993)
1. The Isle of Glass (1985)
2. The Golden Horn (1985)
3. The Hounds of God (1986)
The Hound and the Falcon (omnibus) (1993)
Avaryan Rising
1. The Hall of the Mountain King (1986)
2. The Lady of Han-Gilen (1987)
3. A Fall of Princes (1988)
4. Arrows of the Sun (1993)
The Avaryan Rising (omnibus) (1993)
5. Spear of Heaven (1994)
6. Tides of Darkness (2002)
Avaryan Resplendent (omnibus) (2003)
1. The Hall of the Mountain King (1986)
2. The Lady of Han-Gilen (1987)
3. A Fall of Princes (1988)
4. Arrows of the Sun (1993)
The Avaryan Rising (omnibus) (1993)
5. Spear of Heaven (1994)
6. Tides of Darkness (2002)
Avaryan Resplendent (omnibus) (2003)
Epona
1. White Mare's Daughter (1998)
2. The Shepherd Kings (1999)
3. Lady of Horses (2000)
4. Daughter of Lir (2001)
1. White Mare's Daughter (1998)
2. The Shepherd Kings (1999)
3. Lady of Horses (2000)
4. Daughter of Lir (2001)
Novels
Ars Magica (1989)
A Wind in Cairo (1989)
His Majesty's Elephant (1993)
Lord of the Two Lands (1993)
Throne of Isis (1994)
The Eagle's Daughter (1995)
Pillar of Fire (1995)
King and Goddess (1996)
Queen of Swords (1997)
Household Gods (1999) (with Harry Turtledove)
Kingdom of the Grail (2000)
Pride of Kings (2001)
Queen of the Amazons (2004)
Bring Down the Sun: Alexander the Great (2008)
A Wind in Cairo (1989)
His Majesty's Elephant (1993)
Lord of the Two Lands (1993)
Throne of Isis (1994)
The Eagle's Daughter (1995)
Pillar of Fire (1995)
King and Goddess (1996)
Queen of Swords (1997)
Household Gods (1999) (with Harry Turtledove)
Kingdom of the Grail (2000)
Pride of Kings (2001)
Queen of the Amazons (2004)
Bring Down the Sun: Alexander the Great (2008)
Series contributed to
War World (with Susan Shwartz, S M Stirling and Harry Turtledove)
1. Blood Feuds (1992)
Blood Vengeance (1994)
1. Blood Feuds (1992)
Blood Vengeance (1994)
Anthologies containing stories by Judith Tarr
Alternate Warriors (1993)
By Any Other Fame (1993)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Sixth Annual Collection (1993)
Deals with the Devil (1994)
Horses! (1994)
Witch Fantastic (1994)
The Book of Kings (1995)
Excalibur (1995)
Peter S Beagle's Immortal Unicorn (1995)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Eighth Annual Collection (1995)
Modern Classics of Fantasy (1996)
Return to Avalon (1996)
Visions of Wonder (1996)
By Any Other Fame (1993)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Sixth Annual Collection (1993)
Deals with the Devil (1994)
Horses! (1994)
Witch Fantastic (1994)
The Book of Kings (1995)
Excalibur (1995)
Peter S Beagle's Immortal Unicorn (1995)
The Year's Best Fantasy and Horror Eighth Annual Collection (1995)
Modern Classics of Fantasy (1996)
Return to Avalon (1996)
Visions of Wonder (1996)
Short stories
| Classical Horses (1991) | |||
| Death and the Lady (1992) | |||
| Them Old Hyannis Blues (1992) | |||
| Elvis Invictus (1993) | |||
| Queen of Asia (1993) | |||
| Dealing in Futures (1994) | |||
| Mending Souls (1994) | |||
| Dame a La Licorne (1995) | |||
| The Grail of Heart's Desire (1995) | |||
| In the Name of the King (1995) | |||
| Silver, Stone, and Steel (1995) | |||
| I Sing of a Maiden |
Judith Tarr recommends
 Divided Allegiance (1988) (Deed of Paksenarrion, book 2) Elizabeth Moon "This is the first work of high heroic fantasy I've seen that has taken the work of Tolkein, assimilated it totally and deeply and absolutely, and produced something altogether new and yet incontestably based on the master ... I'm deeply impressed." |  Jaran (1992) (Jaran, book 1) Kate Elliott "A strong debut ... A bright new talent ... Complex politics ... A wonderful, sweeping setting ... reminds me of C J Cherryh." |  The Bastard King (2003) (Scepter of Mercy, book 1) Dan Chernenko "A brilliant new talent." |
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