Jane Lindskold is the award-winning, bestselling author of more than twenty novels, including the incredibly popular Firekeeper series (Through Wolf's Eyes, Wolf's Blood), as well as more than sixty shorter works. Several of her novels have been chosen by VOYA for their Best SF, Fantasy and Horror list. Lindskold's work has been repeatedly praised for its sensitive depiction of worlds and cultures different from our own--especially those that aren't in the least human. She resides in New Mexico with her husband, anthropologist Jim Moore.
Genres: Fantasy, Young Adult Fantasy, Science Fiction, Urban Fantasy
New Books
Series
Firekeeper Saga
1. Through Wolf's Eyes (2001)
2. Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart (2002)
3. The Dragon of Despair (2003)
4. Wolf Captured (2004)
5. Wolf Hunting (2006)
6. Wolf's Blood (2007)
7. Wolf's Search (2019)
8. Wolf's Soul (2020)
1. Through Wolf's Eyes (2001)
2. Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart (2002)
3. The Dragon of Despair (2003)
4. Wolf Captured (2004)
5. Wolf Hunting (2006)
6. Wolf's Blood (2007)
7. Wolf's Search (2019)
8. Wolf's Soul (2020)
Captain Ah-Lee
Endpoint Insurance (2011)
Here to There (2011)
Star Messenger (2011)
Winner Takes Trouble (2011)
Endpoint Insurance (2011)
Here to There (2011)
Star Messenger (2011)
Winner Takes Trouble (2011)
Over Where
1. Library of the Sapphire Wind (2022)
2. Aurora Borealis Bridge (2022)
3. House of Rough Diamonds (2023)
1. Library of the Sapphire Wind (2022)
2. Aurora Borealis Bridge (2022)
3. House of Rough Diamonds (2023)
Novels
Brother to Dragons, Companion to Owls (1994)
Marks of Our Brothers (1995)
The Pipes of Orpheus (1995)
Smoke and Mirrors (1996)
When the Gods Are Silent (1997)
Donnerjack (1997) (with Roger Zelazny)
Lord Demon (1999) (with Roger Zelazny)
The Buried Pyramid (2004)
Child of a Rainless Year (2005)
Asphodel (2018)
Marks of Our Brothers (1995)
The Pipes of Orpheus (1995)
Smoke and Mirrors (1996)
When the Gods Are Silent (1997)
Donnerjack (1997) (with Roger Zelazny)
Lord Demon (1999) (with Roger Zelazny)
The Buried Pyramid (2004)
Child of a Rainless Year (2005)
Asphodel (2018)
Collections
Non fiction
Anthologies containing stories by Jane Lindskold
First Contact (1987)
Journeys to the Twilight Zone (1993)
Heaven Sent (1995)
Fantastic Alice (1995)
Warriors of Blood and Dream (1995)
Forever After (1995)
Wheel of Fortune (1995)
Return to Avalon (1996)
Future Net (1996)
Miskatonic University (1996)
The Williamson Effect (1996)
Wizard Fantastic (1997)
Black Cats and Broken Mirrors (1998)
Alien Pets (1998)
Twice Upon a Time (1999)
Worlds of Honor (1999)
Earth, Air, Fire, Water (1999)
Perchance to Dream (2000)
Mardi Gras Madness (2000)
Far Frontiers (2000)
Drakas! (2000)
Guardsmen of Tomorrow (2000)
Journeys to the Twilight Zone (1993)
Heaven Sent (1995)
Fantastic Alice (1995)
Warriors of Blood and Dream (1995)
Forever After (1995)
Wheel of Fortune (1995)
Return to Avalon (1996)
Future Net (1996)
Miskatonic University (1996)
The Williamson Effect (1996)
Wizard Fantastic (1997)
Black Cats and Broken Mirrors (1998)
Alien Pets (1998)
Twice Upon a Time (1999)
Worlds of Honor (1999)
Earth, Air, Fire, Water (1999)
Perchance to Dream (2000)
Mardi Gras Madness (2000)
Far Frontiers (2000)
Drakas! (2000)
Guardsmen of Tomorrow (2000)
Short stories
Good Boy (1992) | |||
Dark Lady (1995) | |||
Domino's Tale (1995) | |||
Kangaroo Straight (1995) | |||
Relief (1995) | |||
The Seventh Martial Art (1995) | |||
Teapot (1995) | |||
Child of the Night (1996) | |||
A Dreaming of Dead Poets (1996) | |||
Web-Surfing Past Lives (1996) | |||
Hell's Mark (1997) | |||
Small Heroes (1997) | |||
Auspicious Stars (1998) | |||
The Queen's Gambit (1998) | |||
Winner Takes Trouble (1998) | |||
The Beanstalk Incident (1999) | |||
Out of Hot Water (1999) | |||
The Big Lie (2000) | |||
Endpoint Insurance (2000) | |||
On the Edge of Sleep (2000) | |||
Ruins of the Past (2000) | |||
Sacrifice (2000) |
Jane Lindskold recommends

The Mask of Mirrors (2021)
(Rook & Rose, book 1)
M A Carrick
"The Mask of Mirrors has it all: complex, believable characters; a fast-moving, intricate plot; rich details of attire, cuisine, religion, and so much more, all of which lead the reader to believe that Nadezra exists in more than dreams. This novel starts off strong and only gets better."
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