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The Sword of Mary: A Sequel by Esther M. Friesner, 1996-08-01
Threads and Flames by Esther Friesner, 2010-11-24
Did You Say Chicks?!
The Magazine of Fantasy and Science Fiction : April 2002 Volume 102 No. 4 Whole Number 605 by Gordon (Ed.); Charles Coleman Finlay; Esther M. Friesner; Thomas M. Van Gelder, 2002
OtherWere: Stories of Transformation
Druid's Blood (Signet) by Esther M. Friesner, 1988-07-01
Smart Dragons Foolish Elves
Chicks in Chained Mail
(SPHINX'S QUEEN)Sphinx's Queen by Friesner, Esther[Hardcover]{Sphinx's Queen} on 28 Sep-2010
The Mammoth Book of New Comic Fantasy: A Dazzling New Collection of Comic Fantasy Masterpieces from Esther Friesner, Neil Gaiman, Tom Holt, Paul di Filippo, Adam Roberts, Molly Brown and Many More...
Chicks Ahoy (Chicks in Chainmail)
Gnome Man's Land by Esther Friesner, 1991-01-01
(FANGS FOR THE MAMMARIES) BY FRIESNER, ESTHER(Author)Massmarketpaperbound{Fangs for the Mammaries} on 28 Sep-2010
(SPHINX'S PRINCESS)Sphinx's Princess by Friesner, Esther M.[Paperback]{Sphinx's Princess} on 24 Aug-2010

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Katzen: Literatur, Belletristik, Büchertips C-G
friesner, esther Scandal im Wingdingo Land.
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Extractions: Vielen Dank. von bis Camuti, Louis J.: Alle meine Patienten sind unterm Bett. Goldmann, ISBN 3442436044. Ein Katzendoktor Bei Amazon bestellen Conradt, Alexander: Irmchen. Bei Amazon bestellen Conradt, Alexander: Holzinger Verlag, '93, ISBN 3 926396 34 2. Moreno, Irmchens Sohn, erlebt spannende Abenteuer auf Mallorca, in Tunesien und Senegal. Genauso empfehlenswert wie der erste Teil. [ Bei Amazon bestellen Conradt, Alexander: Irmchen III - Perlchen - Bis in alle Ewigkeit. Bei Amazon bestellen Conradt, Alexander: Irmchen IV - Fischer, 5'91 ISBN 359610646X. -. [ Bei Amazon bestellen D'Lord, Jan: Bluebell. Tagebuch einer Katze. Bei Amazon bestellen Dobrick, Barbara: Fischer TB, '00, ISBN 3596146194. Krimi; empfohlen von Tcatlike. Telse und ihre Freundin Suse helfen einer Lehrerin-Kollegin von Telse bei ihren Problemen. Dotta und Ei, die Katzen von Telse und Suse, spielen nur eine kleine Nebenrolle. TB Dortmunder Katzenschutzverein: Katzen im Revier.
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Comment! esther M. friesner Rating 5.8 of 10 (5 votes) Comments 0 (show them) Biography Chicks in Chainmail. ©Steven Jeffery, 2004 Terms of Use.
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Extractions: Stand: 17.09.2003 nicht Autor Titel Serie Nr. Adams Douglas The Long Dark Tea-time of the Soul Dirk Gentley Adams Douglas The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy Hitchhiker Adams Douglas The Restaurant at the End of the Univers Hitchhiker Adams Douglas Life, the Universe and Everything Hitchhiker Adams Douglas So Long, and Thanks for All the Fish Hitchhiker Adams Douglas Mostly Harmless Hitchhiker Agapit Marc Die Agentur Allen Roger McBride Die Tiefen der Zeit Anderson Poul Ein Mittsommernachts-Sturm Anderson Poul Im Dienst der Erde Dominic Flandry Anderson Poul Der Sternenhändler Polesotechnische Liga Andersson Melissa Das große Lesebuch der Fantasy Anthony Piers Die Macht der Mantas Anthony Piers The Secret of Spring Anthony Piers Kill-O-Byte Anthony Piers If I Pay Thee Not In Gold Anthony Piers Isle of Woman Anthony Piers Der Retter von Dent-All Anthony Piers Dream a little dream Anthony Piers Die Seelenträumerin Anthony Piers Der Planet der Verdammten Chton Anthony Piers Der Höhlenplanet Chton Anthony Piers Meeres-Braut Xanth Anthony Piers Yon ill wind Xanth Asimov Isaac Radioaktiv...! Asimov Isaac Zauberland Asimov Isaac Die besten Stories 1942 Asimov Isaac Die besten Stories 1940 Asimov Isaac Roboter-Träume Asimov Isaac Die Stiftung Foundation-Triologie Asimov Isaac Stiftung und Imperium Foundation-Triologie Asimov Isaac Die zweite Stiftung Foundation-Triologie Asprin Robert License Invoked Asprin Robert Die Chaos-Kompanie Chaos-Kompanie Asprin Robert Das Chaos-Kasino Chaos-Kompanie Asprin Robert A Phule and his money Chaos-Kompanie Asprin Robert Phule me twice Chaos-Kompanie Asprin Robert Ein Dämon zuviel Skeeve
Esther M. Friesner - CYbErDaRk.Net - Autores
Translate this page esther M. friesner. Se han emitido un total de 10 votos sobre los títulos de este autor, con una puntuación media de 5.6 Autores similares Katherine Dunn
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Jewish Science Fiction
friesner, esther M. All Vows. Asimov s, 11/92. friesner, esther M. Child of the Eagle. Baen, 1996. Purchase from Amazon. friesner, esther M. Psalms of Herod.
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Extractions: Jewish Speculative Fiction Discussion Group Enter your e-mail address: Agnon, S.Y. "Fable of the Goat" Agnon, S.Y. "The Lady and the Pedlar" Allen, Woody. "The Scrolls." More Wandering Stars , edited by Jack Dann. Doubleday, 1981. Anderson, Poul. "In the House of Sorrow." What Might Have Been I Anderson, Poul. Operation Chaos , Doubleday, 1971. Anson, Barbara. Golem . Leisure Books, 1978. Antoniou, Laura. "Shayna Maidel." Ritual Sex . Edited by David A. Clark. Masquerade Books, 1996. Ash, Sarah. The Lost Child . Millennium, 1998. Archambault, Alberic A. Samsons . Bruce Humphries, 1941. Asimov, Isaac. "Unto the Fourth Generation." Wandering Stars Asplund, Russell William. "The Dybbuk in the Bottle." Silver Birch, Blood Moon Asplund, Russell William. "The Unhappy Golem of Rabbi Leitch." Writers of the Future , Vol. XII, edited by Dave Wolverton, Bridge Publications, 1996.
Esther Friesner: Child Of The Eagle
by esther friesner. Baen. Reviewed by Steven H Silver. esther friesner s Child of the Eagle A Myth of Rome begins the night before Julius Caesar s assassination.
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Extractions: CHILD OF THE EAGLE by Esther Friesner Baen 312pp/$5.99/June 1996 Cover by Gary Ruddell Reviewed by Steven H Silver Esther Friesner's Child of the Eagle: A Myth of Rome begins the night before Julius Caesar's assassination. One of the conspirators, Marcus Junius Brutus has a visitation in his garden by a beautiful woman who seems to know all about the assassination plot. Rather than go to Caesar to protect him, she has opted to convince Brutus not to murder the man who had shown him so much leniency in the past (Caesar pardoned Brutus after Brutus supported Caesar's opponent, Pompey in 46BC). Although her arguments are anything but convincing, Brutus eventually agrees to attempt to thwart the conspiracy. By saving Caesar, and therefore himself, Brutus puts himself on the path to greatness. As Brutus's career in the Roman senate advances, he begins to notice, or at least believe, that all those who are close to him die untimely deaths, perhaps as part of Brutus's own gift from the gods that he live to one hundred without aging. Friesner's book has a certain disjointed quality to it. The novel covers approximately forty years in Brutus's life, from the assassination attempt on Caesar in 44BC until he repudiated his gift nearly forty years later when he was in his eighties. Unfortunately, some chapters follow directly on the heels of the previous chapter while others are set with years between them. Friesner never really manages to clarify how much time has past, the reader, therefore, spends the beginning of each chapter trying to figure out whether a day or a decade has past since the previous chapter.
Esther Friesner - The Dark Spiral
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Star Trek: The Book Guide - Author Biography (Esther Friesner)
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Robert Aspirin And Esther Friesner, E. Godz
Robert Aspirin and esther friesner, E. Godz (Baen, 2003). Meet Edwina Godz, CEO of E. Godz, Inc., America s largest and only family
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Extractions: Robert Aspirin and Esther Friesner, E. Godz (Baen, 2003) Meet Edwina Godz, CEO of E. Godz, Inc., America's largest and only family-owned clearinghouse for magical power. She's got a small problem. Two of them, really: her children, vapid Peez (the Dateless Wonder, and Emergency Virgin for several New York magical groups) and vacuous Dov (with a smile for every occasion). Not only do they hate each other to the point of absolute detestation, but it's a sure bet that if they take over the company when Edwina dies, they'll tear it apart in their ensuing power struggles, ruining everything Edwina has worked so hard to build. Her solution? Die early, and make the two fight it out, with only one sibling coming away with complete control of the company. So she sends out her letters, climbs into bed, and waits to see what'll happen, and who'll emerge on top, kicking and screaming. Now it's up to Peez and Dov (and yes, I wince at the names also) to make the rounds of E. Godz's biggest subsidiaries, to gladhand and schmooze and build their power bases. Winner takes all. Dov, accompanied by a particularly persistent talking amulet, and Peez, accompanied by her overly manipulative magical teddy bear Teddy Tumtum (stop rolling your eyes) are on the road and in the boardroom. And so each of them visits the representatives of the groups that power E. Godz. There's the Native American shaman who'll give anyone a spirit quest for $3,000 a pop (only the most glamourous of spirit totems given, of course). There's the Egyptian death cult in Chicago that never grew out of the frat mentality. There's the voodoo dude down in New Orleans, the Wiccan high priestess in Salem, the Eskimo who'll make a totem pole of any pantheon you want to worship, from talk show hosts to sports team mascots to actual totemic animals, and finally, there's the Reverend Everything in L.A., who puts on a show no worshipper is soon to forget. As Peez and Dov visit each one, they learn more about the ways of the business, and the relationship of magic to belief to profit. And if they learn a little more about themselves in the process, so be it.
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Majyk By Esther Friesner
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Esther Friesner, Editor, The Chick Is In The Mail
esther friesner, editor, The Chick is in the Mail (Baen, 2000). They re baack! Those bronze-bra d beauties, those lithe and lethal
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Extractions: They're ba-ack! Those bronze-bra'd beauties, those lithe and lethal lassies, those daring distress-denying damsels, those wild and wonderful women warriors: the chicks in chainmail are back! The Chick is in the Mail is editor Esther Friesner's fourth collection of stories starring feisty females and a cover featuring a warrior woman whose barely visible means of support couldn't possibly comprise sufficient bronze to coat adequately a baby shoe. As with the previous collections, the 15 stories and 1 poem by 17 authors (one story is a collaboration) demonstrate a vivid range of imagination and interpretation. The single poem, "To His Iron-Clad Mistress," is by Kent Patterson and kicks off the collection with its brief declaration of everlasting love. Well, "enduring" might be a better word. Or perhaps we should just say that his love is less prone to rust. The Ladies Aid and Armor Society returns in Elizabeth Moon's "Sweet Charity." This time, Krystal Winterborn's scheme to be elected Queen of the Charity Ball runs out of control, with unexpected results for sister warrior Mirabel Stonefist. As always, Moon's story is great fun, smoothly written and witty. Harry Turtledove does a time-traveling riff on J.D. Salinger called "The Catcher in the Rhine." Turtledove's Holden Caulfield-esque hero whines his way through rescuing a warrior maiden sleeping in a ring of fire after he falls in with an evil sorcerer. The story is clever and well-done, although wearing if one is not fond of
Esther Friesner, Editor, Chicks In Chainmail
esther friesner, editor, Chicks in Chainmail (Baen, 1995). Although bronze bras figure prominently in Chicks in Chainmail, the shapely
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Extractions: Although bronze bras figure prominently in Chicks in Chainmail , the shapely woman warrior on the cover is wearing more of a chainmail tank top and matching loincloth. She's also wearing other bits of armor about her person, but I'm not sure what they're called although I think the things on her legs are called "greaves." (I'd ask the editor to look at the cover and help me out, but I'm afraid he'd get too, um, distracted to give me a timely answer.) These twenty variations on the Woman Warrior theme poke gentle fun even as they extend the concept beyond the "bimbo-with-a-blade," as Friesner points out in her excellent introduction. She proves her point in the sheer range of the stories that follow. Roger Zelazny's "Lady of Steel" neatly turns the tables on the tired theme of the woman disguised as a man in order to fight. "And Ladies of the Club" by Elizabeth Moon deftly demonstrates the folly of taking advantage of some of the Woman Warrior's natural attributes, particularly if some of them study law in their spare time. In "Exchange Program," Susan Shwartz sends Hillary Rodham Clinton to Valhalla, with some of the funniest laugh-out-loud lines I've ever read. Harry Turtledove informs us that being "Goddess For a Day" is not all it's cracked up to be, and "Armor-Ella" is Holly Lisle's fairy-tale twist on the genre, with slightly naughty results. What's a single mother to do when she has to take her daughter's class on a field trip to her workplace and her job description just happens to involve wearing a bronze bra and wielding a sword? Margaret Ball tells us in the extraordinarily clever "Career Day." David Vierling's "Amore/Amore" is a very funny parody of the barbarian warrior style, involving a very specific piece of armor. "The Stone of War and the Nightingale's Egg" by Elizabeth Ann Scarborough offers an unusual lesson in Chinese history or so the author and editor say.
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THE PSALMS OF HEROD By Esther M. Friesner
THE PSALMS OF HEROD. by esther M. friesner. If esther friesner can write something like this, why is she wasting her time on Chicks in Chainmail?
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Extractions: White Wolf Borealis, ISBN 1-56504-916-0, 1995, 478pp, US$5.99 If Esther Friesner can write something like this, why is she wasting her time on Chicks in Chainmail? Well, okay, I'm sure that Chicks in Chainmail pays the rent, while a serious novel like The Psalms of Herod pays for espresso. It's the way of the world. I could be wrong. I hope I am. But judging by the number of articles mentioning on Chicks in Chainmail on the Net (forty-one) compared to the number mentioning The Psalms of Herod (eleven, six of which are announcements from bookstores), I suspect I'm not. But back to the book. There are a couple of problems. The main problem is that turns out to be yet another first book of a bleedin' series. And there is no warning of this on the cover or anywhere in the bookexcept on the last page, where they advertise the next book, Sword of Mary, due out in October of 1996. The other problem is that I am not entirely convinced about the likelihood or even possibility of the basic assumption of the book. With a lesser author this might be more of an objection, but Friesner handles the plot and characters so well that I am willing to suspend my disbelief in this regard. I am trying to avoid revealing too much, and the result is probably somewhat incoherent. Come back and re-read this after you've read the book and it will be much clearer.
CHILD OF THE EAGLE By Esther Friesner
by esther friesner. T Child of the Eagle %A esther friesner %C New York %D June 1996 %I Baen %O paperback, US$5.99 %G ISBN 0671-87725-9 %P 312pp
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Extractions: Baen, ISBN 0-671-87725-9, 1996, 312pp, US$5.99 Alternate histories are about "what if"s, but even so I was skeptical of this one. After all, the premise is that Venus (the goddess, not the planet) comes down and convinces Brutus to save Caesar from the assassination attempt. This could be a pretty silly idea, but Friesner manages to avoid the pitfalls. Venus is not just a silly love goddess, but the more accurate serious deity of Greek mythology. And her intervention is kept to a minimum. Friesner also manages to come up with a plausible alternate historyperhaps someone more familiar with the period could pick holes in it, but I found it believable. I also found the motivations interesting, though the ending was a bit telegraphed. (Does saying that constitute a spoiler?) But Friesner is never one for the simplistic and manages to cast an unexpectedly mythic interpretation and motivation to it all. Don't dismiss this one as just another silly-premised alternate history. Unusual the premise may be, but Friesner develops it with seriousness and diligence, and more than a little philosophy. I won't argue that Shakespeare's treatment of Julius Caesar and Brutus isn't greater, but I would recommend this book to those interested in historical fantasy. Oh, and while it's true that Charleton Heston was in two film versions of Shakespeare's JULIUS CAESAR, he never played Brutus (or any of the other conspirators), which appears to be how Gary Ruddell depicted him on the cover.
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