Ardath Mayhar

Ardath Mayhar

Ardath Frances Hurst Mayhar (born 1930) began her writing career as a poet when she was nineteen. She began writing science fiction in 1979 after returning with her family to Texas from Oregon. She was nominated for the Mark Twain Award, and won the Balrog Award for a horror narrative poem in Masques I. She has had numerous other nominations for awards in almost every fiction genre and has won many awards for poetry. In 2008 she was chosen by Science Fiction Writers of America as their Author Emeritus.

Mayhar has written over 60 books ranging from science fiction to horror to young adult to historical to westerns; with some work under the pseudonyms Frank Cannon, Frances Hurst, and John Killdeer.

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Updated 01/01/2024




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Series by Ardath Mayhar

BattleTech (27 books)
Tales of the Triple Moons (4 books)
The Exiles of Damaria (3 books)
The Macaque Cycle (2 books)
Tyrnos (2 books)

Speculative Fiction Books

2010 | science fiction, fantasy, horror, short stories
2009 | science fiction
(The Exiles of Damaria)
2009 | fantasy
2009 | science fiction, fantasy, horror, short stories
2007 | fantasy
(The Exiles of Damaria #2 / 2)
2005 | fantasy
(The Exiles of Damaria #1 / 2)
2003 | fantasy
1998 | fantasy
(The Macaque Cycle #1 / 2)
1989 | science fiction
1988 | science fiction, young adult
(The Macaque Cycle #2 / 2)
1987 | science fiction
1987 | horror
1987 | fantasy
(BattleTech)
1987 | science fiction
1985 | science fiction
1984 | science fiction
1983 | science fiction
(Tales of the Triple Moons)
1983 | fantasy
(Tyrnos #2 / 2)
1982 | fantasy
(Tales of the Triple Moons)
1982 | fantasy
(Fuzzy (other novels))
1982 | science fiction
(Tyrnos #1 / 2)
1981 | fantasy
(Tales of the Triple Moons)
1980 | fantasy
(Tales of the Triple Moons)
1979 | fantasy

Fictions and Others

1995 | paleofiction
1992 | historical, mainstream

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