Wendy N. Wagner
| Wendy N. Wagner | |
|---|---|
| (Biography) | |
| Homepage | winniewoohoo.com |
| Hometown | Portland, Oregon |
| Position | Managing/Associate Editor; Freelance author |
| Company | Lightspeed Magazine, Nightmare Magazine |
Wendy N. Wagner writes both poetry and short fiction.[1] She is the author of the Pathfinder Tales novels Skinwalkers and Starspawn as well as the web fiction stories "Mother Bears" and "Winter's Wolves," all starring Jendara Eriksdottir. Her short fiction has appeared in anthologies such as Armored and The Way of the Wizard, and in many online magazines. Wendy lives with her family in Portland, Oregon, where she also teaches writing for youth and is an avid gardener and board gamer.[2]
Wendy is also the managing editor of Lightspeed Magazine. The magazine won the Hugo Award for best Semiprozine in 2015.[3]
Interviews
Wendy N. Wagner discussed Skinwalkers, her web fiction "Mother Bears", and the creation of the stories' heroine Jendara Eriksdottir on the Paizo Blog in February 2014.
Another interview with the author about Skinwalkers from May 2014 is documented at the Grassy Knoll web site.
Pathfinder Credits
Fiction Credits
| Title | Date | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| "Waking the Bear" | April 2012 | Mother Bears, Part 1. Link |
| "Ill Tide" | April 2012 | Mother Bears, Part 2. Link |
| "Fires by Day" | April 2012 | Mother Bears, Part 3. Link |
| Skinwalkers | March 2014 | |
| "Mud, Ice, and Blood" | March 2014 | Winter's Wolves, Part 1. Link |
| "Message in Blood" | March 2014 | Winter's Wolves, Part 2. Link |
| "Up the Mountain" | March 2014 | Winter's Wolves, Part 3. Link |
| "Clouded Judgement" | July 2015 | Anvil of Fire, 74. Tall Tales #5 |
| Starspawn | August 2016 | |
| "The Tower in Darkness" | November 2016 | Dreams of the Yellow King, 74. |
| "A Pulse of Evil" | June 2020 | Iconic Encounters. Link |
- See also: Category:Works by Wendy N. Wagner
References
- ↑ Wendy N. Wagner. (June 21, 2013). [1], About.
- ↑ Wendy N. Wagner. (2014). "Winter's Wolves", Paizo Inc.
- ↑ Wendy N. Wagner. (August 24, 2015). [2], Hugos.