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(b.Juliet McKenna has been interested in fantasy stories since childhood, from Winnie the Pooh to The Iliad. An abiding fascination with other worlds and their peoples played its part in her subsequently reading Classics at St. Hilda's College, Oxford. After combining bookselling and motherhood for a couple of years, she now fits in her writing around her family and visa versa. She lives with her husband and children in West Oxfordshire, England.
Genres: Fantasy
Series
Tales of Einarinn
1. The Thief's Gamble (1998)
2. The Swordsman's Oath (1999)
3. The Gambler's Fortune (2000)
4. The Warrior's Bond (2001)
5. The Assassin's Edge (2002)
A Few Further Tales of Einarinn (2012)
1. The Thief's Gamble (1998)
2. The Swordsman's Oath (1999)
3. The Gambler's Fortune (2000)
4. The Warrior's Bond (2001)
5. The Assassin's Edge (2002)
A Few Further Tales of Einarinn (2012)
Aldabreshin Compass
1. The Southern Fire (2003)
2. Northern Storm (2004)
3. Western Shore (2005)
4. Eastern Tide (2006)
1. The Southern Fire (2003)
2. Northern Storm (2004)
3. Western Shore (2005)
4. Eastern Tide (2006)
Chronicles of the Lescari Revolution
1. Irons in the Fire (2009)
2. Blood in the Water (2010)
3. Banners in The Wind (2010)
1. Irons in the Fire (2009)
2. Blood in the Water (2010)
3. Banners in The Wind (2010)
Tales of the Apt (with John Gwynne, Frances Hardinge, Joff Leader, Tom Lloyd, Keris McDonald, Peter Newman, Justina Robson, David Tallerman and Adrian Tchaikovsky)
The Scent of Tears (2018)
The Scent of Tears (2018)
Novels
Collections
Anniversaries (2010) (with Sarah Ash, Chaz Brenchley, Jessica Rydill, Kari Sperring, Freda Warrington, Ian Whates and Liz Williams)
Chapbooks
Novellas
Awards
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Juliet E McKenna recommends
Our Child of the Stars (2018)
Stephen Cox
"Cox takes a straightforward SF idea and turns it into something wholly fresh and intensely gripping. A tightly personal story draws readers deep into a couple's struggle to protect an innocent caught up in (literally) world-shaking events. By looking back to the '60s space race, and what might have been, Cox invites us to muse on events and ideas that have shaped the societies we live in today, and asks us where we might want humanity to go."
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