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1 Bibliography  



1.1  Saga of the Skolian Empire  



1.1.1  Reading order by date of publication  





1.1.2  Reading order by internal chronology  





1.1.3  Major Bhaajan series  







1.2  Lost Continent  





1.3  Other works  





1.4  Editor  





1.5  Inclusion in collections with works by other authors  





1.6  Music  





1.7  Scientific articles  







2 References  














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This is the bibliography of American space opera and hard science fiction author Catherine Asaro.[1]

Bibliography

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Saga of the Skolian Empire

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Reading order by date of publication

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Note that the stories were published in a non-chronological sequence, from the perspective of the characters.

  1. Primary Inversion (1995), rewritten version available online in Baen Free Library (2008–2012)
  2. Catch the Lightning (1996)
  3. The Last Hawk (1997)
  4. The Radiant Seas (1999)
  5. Ascendant Sun (2000)
    • "A Roll of the Dice" (novella appearing in Analog, ed. Stanley Schmidt) (2000)
  6. The Quantum Rose (2000) (also serialized in Analog, ed. Stanley Schmidt) (1999)
    • "Ave de Paso" (short story appearing in the following anthologies: Redshift: Extreme Visions of Speculative Fiction, ed. Al Sarrantonio, (2001); Fantasy: The Best of 2001, ed. Robert Silverberg and Karen Haber, (2002); Aurora in Four Voices, ed. Steven Silver (2011))
    • "Soul of Light" (short story appearing in the following anthologies: Sextopia, ed. Cecilia Tan (2001); Erotic Fantastic: The Best of Circlet Press, 1992–2002, ed. Cecilia Tan (2003)
  7. Spherical Harmonic (2001)
  8. The Moon's Shadow (2003)
  9. Skyfall (2004)
    • "Stained Glass Heart" (novella appearing in anthology Irresistible Forces, ed. Catherine Asaro) (2004)
    • "Walk in Silence" (novella appearing in Analog, ed. Stanley Schmidt) (2003)
  10. Schism (2004)
    • "The Edges of Never-Haven" (short story appearing in anthology Flights: Extreme Visions of Fantasy, ed. Al Sarrantonio) (2004)
    • "The City of Cries" (novella appearing in Down These Dark Spaceways, ed. Mike Resnick) (2005)
    • "The Shadowed Heart" (novelette appearing in anthology The Journey Home, ed. Mary Kirk (2005), and Best New Paranormal Romance, ed. Paula Guran, (2006))
  11. The Final Key (2005)
    • "Echoes of Pride" (short story appearing in anthology Space Cadets, ed. Mike Resnick) (2006) Also in 2013; see below
    • "The Ruby Dice" (novella appearing in Jim Baen's Universe, ed. Eric Flint) (2006)
  12. The Ruby Dice (2008)
    • "The Spacetime Pool" (novella appearing in Analog 2008; also appeared in the anthology The Spacetime Pool in 2012; see below). Takes place in an alternate universe that also includes the Skolian saga.
  13. Diamond Star (2009)
  14. Carnelians (2011)
  15. Aurora in Four Voices (anthology, ed. Steven Silver) (2011). Includes "Aurora in Four Voices", "Ave de Paso", "The Spacetime Pool", "Light and Shadow", "The City of Cries", "A Poetry of Angles and Dreams" (essay on how Asaro uses math in her fiction), Introduction by Kate Dolan, and Afterword by Aly Parsons.
  16. The City of Cries, eBook, (2012)
  17. "The Spacetime Pool" eBook (2012). Includes "The Spacetime Pool", "Light and Shadow," and the math essay "A Poetry of Angles and Dreams"
  18. "The Pyre of New Day" (novelette appearing in anthology The Mammoth Book of SF Wars, ed. Ian Watson and Ian Whates) (2012)
  19. "Echoes of Pride" (appearing in Galaxy's Edge magazine) (Issue 5, November 2013)
  20. Lightning Strike, Book I, 2014, an expanded version of the first half of Catch the Lightning
  21. "The Wages of Honor" (novelette appearing in anthology Infinite Stars, ed. Bryan Thomas Schmidt) (2017)
  22. Lightning Strike, Book II, 2020, an expanded version of the second half of Catch the Lightning

Reading order by internal chronology

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A Reader's Guide

Note: the name(s) between the parentheses denotes the main character.

  1. Skyfall (Roca Skolia, Eldrinson Althor Valdoria, Kurj Skolia)
  2. "The Wages of Honor" (Eldrin Valdoria and Althor Valdoria)
  3. "Stained Glass Heart" (Havyrl Torcellei Valdoria)
  4. Schism (Sauscony (Soz) Lahaylia Valdoria)
  5. "Echoes of Pride" (Sauscony (Soz) Lahaylia Valdoria)
  6. The Final Key (Sauscony Lahaylia Valdoria/rest of her family)
  7. "The Edges of Never-Haven" (Denric Winward Valdoria)
  8. "Light and Shadow" (Kelricson Garlin Valdoria)
  9. "Aurora in Four Voices" (Sauscony Lahaylia Valdoria)
  10. "Walk in Silence" (Jess Fernandez)
  11. "The Pyre of New Day" (Sauscony (Soz) Lahaylia Valdoria)
  12. The Last Hawk (Kelricson Garlin Valdoria)
  13. Primary Inversion (Sauscony (Soz) Lahaylia Valdoria) This was the first published book
  14. The Radiant Seas (Sauscony (Soz) Lahaylia Valdoria/rest of her family)
  15. "Soul of Light" (Althor Valdoria, Coop, Vaz Majda)
  16. "The Shadowed Heart" (Jason Harrick)
    • Aftermath of Radiance War – the following four stories have a great deal of overlap but follow different characters
  17. Ascendant Sun (Kelricson Garlin Valdoria)
  18. The Quantum Rose (Kamoj Argali, Havyrl Torcellei Valdoria)
  19. Spherical Harmonic (Dyhianna Selei)
  20. The Moon's Shadow (Jaibriol Qox Skolia)
  21. Diamond Star (Del-Kurj Arden Valdoria)
  22. "A Roll of the Dice" (Jeremiah Coltman)
  23. "The Ruby Dice" (novella, Kelricson Garlin Valdoria)
  24. The Ruby Dice (full-length novel, Jaibriol Qox Skolia and Kelricson Garlin Valdoria)
  25. Carnelians (Kelricson Garlin Valdoria, Jaibriol Qox Skolia, Del-Kurj Arden Valdoria)
  26. "Ave de Paso" (Akushtina Santis Pulivok)
  27. Catch the Lightning (Akushtina Santis Pulivok, Althor Vyan Selei)
  28. Lightning Strike, Book I (Akushtina Santis Pulivok, Althor Vyan Selei)
  29. Lightning Strike, Book II (Akushtina Santis Pulivok, Althor Vyan Selei)

Note:[2]

Major Bhaajan series

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  1. "Children of the Dust" (prequel novella to the series, available online at www.baen.com), September 15, 2017.
    • Also as part of the anthology Down these Dark Spaceways Published May 2005 by the Science Fiction Book Club.
  2. Undercity, December 2, 2014. The first part of this three-part novel was previously published as the novella The City of Cries.
  3. The Bronze Skies, September 5, 2017
  4. The Vanished Seas, July 7, 2020
  5. The Jigsaw Assassin , July 5, 2022

Lost Continent

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Lost Continent (aka Aronsdale) series (Romantic fantasy)[3]

  1. The Charmed Sphere (2004)
    • "Moonglow" novella (Charmed Destinies, ed. Mary Theresa Hussey (2003))
  2. The Misted Cliffs (2005)
  3. The Dawn Star (2006)
  4. The Fire Opal (2007)
  5. The Night Bird (2008)
  6. "The Topaz Desert" (Lace and Blade, ed. Deborah Ross, 2008)

Other works

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Editor

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Inclusion in collections with works by other authors

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Music

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Scientific articles

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References

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  1. ^ "Catherine Asaro". Fantasticfiction.co.uk. Retrieved December 17, 2015.
  • ^ A chronology and family tree appears at the back of most Skolian Empire books.
  • ^ "000283 - Romantic Fantasy". Readersadvice.com. June 14, 2011. Retrieved July 23, 2015.
  • ^ eMinor. "Catherine Asaro | Celtic from East Setauket, NY". ReverbNation. Retrieved January 11, 2023.

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