Resurrection
A novella.
"IT'S IN YOUR WIRING..."
Shot down over Israel, Air Services pilot Tiffany Owens dies.
Twice.
And is brought back to life.
Twice.
The crash leaves dead nerve endings in Tiffany's brain, dead-ends
she must learn to "wire around" before she can regain control of her
mind and body. But Tiffany discovers discrepancies between her memory
and the world around her.
Minor discrepancies - like the fact that California is a state, not a sovereign nation. That a book she once read doesn't exist.
The she was a ferryman in a half-armed plane, not a combat pilot.
The doctors claim these discrepancies are glitches in her wiring.
Maybe.
But Tiffany suspects there be another truth...
RESURRECTION
A stunning tale of survival and courage.
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Katharine Kerr
In the realm of epic fantasy, few names echo with the same fierce clarity as Katharine Kerr. Best known for her immersive Deverry Cycle, Kerr didn’t just create a world—she wove a tapestry of time, memory, and reincarnation that spanned centuries, yet remained achingly intimate. Her stories pulse with Celtic inspiration, layered timelines, and flawed, deeply human characters who evolve across lives and generations.
But Kerr’s journey to fantasy legend wasn’t charted from childhood. Born in Cleveland, Ohio, she was more interested in jazz and science fiction than medieval swords and sorcery. It wasn’t until she moved to the San Francisco Bay Area—where myth and counterculture have long danced together—that her path bent toward high fantasy. A longtime fan of roleplaying games, she began designing complex worlds for tabletop campaigns before ever writing a novel. That attention to internal logic and continuity became a hallmark of her fiction. Unlike many traditional fantasy epics, the Deverry books don’t rely on prophecy or fate. They depend on choices—some noble, many terrible—and the way consequences echo through lifetimes.
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