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Kristine Kathryn Rusch

    June 4, 1960

    Kristine Kathryn Rusch is an author who masterfully navigates genres, from gripping mysteries to sprawling science fiction and compelling romances. Her writing is characterized by an ability to draw readers into intricate plots and profound emotions. Rusch crafts worlds that are both believable and captivating, with characters that resonate deeply. Her extensive body of work demonstrates her versatility and profound understanding of the craft.

    Kristine Kathryn Rusch
    The Tenth Planet
    The Spires of Denon
    The Sacrifice
    Galaxy's Edge Magazine
    The Application of Hope
    Fantasy Life
    • Fantasy Life

      • 446 pages
      • 16 hours of reading

      The rugged coastline of Seavy County is a realm of mystery, where violent storms can erupt unexpectedly and unearthly beings appear at twilight. The locals are aware of a rare enchantment that permeates their lives, yet they choose to keep these extraordinary occurrences to themselves. This setting creates a backdrop rich in supernatural intrigue and the unspoken bond between the residents and the enigmatic forces at play in their environment.

      Fantasy Life
    • The Application of Hope

      A Diving Universe Novella

      • 122 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      The narrative follows Captain Tory Sabin, who is acutely aware of the perils associated with the anacapa drive, a technology that allows ships to traverse foldspace. This journey is fraught with risk, as some vessels vanish without a trace, along with their crews. The story delves into the mysteries and dangers of space travel, exploring themes of loss and the unknown.

      The Application of Hope
    • Galaxy's Edge Magazine

      Issue 59, November 2022

      • 96 pages
      • 4 hours of reading

      Featuring a diverse array of stories, this magazine showcases both established and emerging voices in the realms of science fiction and fantasy. Each issue offers imaginative narratives that explore complex themes, innovative concepts, and rich world-building. Readers can expect a blend of short fiction, thought-provoking essays, and stunning artwork, making it a vibrant platform for genre enthusiasts. The magazine aims to challenge perceptions and inspire creativity within the sci-fi and fantasy communities.

      Galaxy's Edge Magazine
    • The Sacrifice

      Book One of The Fey

      • 608 pages
      • 22 hours of reading

      Set against a backdrop of generational conflict, this narrative explores the intense struggle for power through a richly woven tale. The author crafts a compelling saga filled with intricate characters and sweeping themes, delving into the sacrifices made in the pursuit of dominance. The writing is described as powerful, drawing readers into a thrilling journey that spans multiple eras and showcases the complexities of ambition and legacy.

      The Sacrifice
    • The Spires of Denon

      A Diving Universe Novella

      • 180 pages
      • 7 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of an archaeological dig near the enigmatic Spires of Denon, this novella introduces Meklos Verr, a hired guard who becomes entangled with the determined Gabrielle Reese, the dig's leader. As he navigates the complexities of their partnership, Verr also encounters cave divers with hidden agendas, adding layers of intrigue and tension to the story. The narrative expands the universe established in Diving into the Wreck, exploring themes of trust and the unknown.

      The Spires of Denon
    • The Tenth Planet

      • 274 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      Set in a near-future Earth, this science fiction saga explores profound questions about our understanding of the solar system and humanity's role within it. With a blend of advanced astronomy, thrilling action sequences, and intense drama, it pushes the boundaries of belief and invites readers to reconsider their perspectives on the universe.

      The Tenth Planet
    • One of fantasy fiction's foremost creators concludes the epic black throne saga with this magnificent tale of a world coveted by a ruthless spirit, returned to life in the mind of an innocent monarch.The Black KingFor Gift, who has renounced the Black Throne to become a Shaman, the news from Blue Isle is disheartening. There his sister, Queen Arianna, once a proponent of peace, has begun to prepare for war. For unknown to Gift, Arianna has been possessed by the dark soul of the Black King who nearly destroyed the Fey Empire generations before in his mad quest for power. Through darkest magic he has returned to life in Arianna's body to finish what he started--while the queen's true consciousness has been hidden away by her most ardent supporters.  Now Gift must somehow avert the tragedy that threatens his world. But looming above all is the ancient curse of Blood against Blood, forbidding one member of the Black Family from taking the life of another. Yet what choice does Gift have? If the Black King is allowed to assume the Throne he will plunge the world into a terrifying cataclysm that could destroy all who inhabit it.

      The Black King
    • Escaping Amnthra

      A Diving Universe Novella

      • 124 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      Assuming command of the Renegat after the captain and senior crew abandon ship, linguist Raina Serpell faces the daunting challenge of navigating her crew back home. As she takes charge, Raina must rely on her skills and ingenuity to overcome obstacles and ensure their survival in the vastness of space. The story explores themes of leadership, resilience, and the dynamics of teamwork in the face of adversity.

      Escaping Amnthra
    • Set against the backdrop of the Second World War, this collection delves into the profound impact of the conflict on the magical universe, featuring five interconnected stories that span three decades. Each narrative, including titles like "Corpse Vision" and "Judgment," reveals how war alters the lives of faeries, mages, and wizards, intertwining their destinies with historical events. The work captures a unique blend of fantasy and historical reflection, echoing themes of loss and transformation in a world forever changed.

      The War and After: Five Stories of Magic and Revenge: A Faerie Justice Collection
    • Arabian Nights

      • 288 pages
      • 11 hours of reading
      3.9(66)Add rating

      A new bride is sentenced to death and tries to delay the execution by telling her husband, the sultan, extraordinary stories of daring heros, treacherous villians, and breathtaking heroines, to finally have the sultan fall in love with her and spare her life.

      Arabian Nights