BattleAxe
Did you know that BattleAxe went into reprint before it had been released? A second reprint has just come out with a cover by the marvellous artist Shaun Tan (seen below to the right) depicting Axis...
View ArticleEnchanter
Enchanter and StarMan (books 2 & 3 of The Axis Trilogy) won the Aurealis Award for Best Fantasy Novel 1996 Enchanter has, unfortunately, a few errata. So much wordage was lost (see note below) that...
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Enchanter and StarMan (books 2 & 3 of The Axis Trilogy) won the Aurealis Award for Best Fantasy Novel 1996 StarMan was released in December 1996. StarMan has a great cover by Perth artist, Shaun...
View ArticleBeyond The Hanging Wall
Beyond the Hanging Wall is a book aimed for a younger audience than The Axis Trilogy, but can still be enjoyed by older readers. In 1996 it was published by Hodder Headline in Australia and the United...
View ArticleThreshold
Threshold (a single volume) is my most recent publication (February 1997) and one I’m terribly excited about. Fantasy, but completely different from The Axis Trilogy. Threshold is middle-eastern rather...
View ArticleSinner
Sinner begins some forty years after the conclusion of Starman. Caelum now rules Tencendor and on the surface all appears peaceful. But there are tensions. Askam, son of Belial and Cazna, controls much...
View ArticlePilgrim
This is a big book (mind you, thousands of words are likely to get cut in editing!), possibly as large as Enchanter and StarMan. The problem with Pilgrim is that it has a very clear ending, and...
View ArticleCrusader
Finally, Crusader — the last in the Tencendor series! I’ve enjoyed writing them enormously, but I’m not sad to see the last of them. Basically Crusader encompasses the battle for control of Tencendor –...
View ArticleSara’s Bio: 2000 (MUP)
This is an updated biography taken from The MUP Encyclopaedia of Australian Science Fiction and Fantasy. Sara Douglass is the pseudonym of Sara (Mary) Warneke (1957 – ). Warneke was born in Penola,...
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