Bewildering Stories

Danielle L. Parker

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Ms. Parker has been a fan of the speculative fiction and mystery genres since she was a teenager reading illicit Andre Norton, A. E. van Vogt, and C. L. Moore paperbacks by flashlight on do-your-homework school nights. College, with a dual major in computer science and accounting and a so-far-inexplicable minor in German followed. A subsequent career in information technology and telecommunications, where she worked on everything from submarines to police systems to giant call center implementations, didn't stop her enjoyment of the worlds of sci-fi, fantasy, mystery, and classic horror.

So, after a viscious kick in the teeth and penniless kiss-off by a certain imploding telecommunications giant once proudly known as Lucent Technologies, she decided she ought to have more fun than carrying a company laptop and wearing a stodgy suit and pinching shoes had provided so far. Danielle Parker Besides writing reviews, stories, and articles for Bewildering Stories and various other publications, she has completed and is now trying to market a young-adult fantasy novel Jirel set in a sort of Scarlet Pimpernel cloak-and-dagger era of incognito Princes and sexy noblemen. She is also marketing her just-completed second novel, featuring Ms. Minuet James, entitled The Infinite Instant.

As for the day job, she’s working as the town librarian, while also trying to colonize twenty pioneer-style acres in the coldest and most uncivilized corner of Washington State; peeling and oiling an endless number of fence poles; and listening to the generator roar like Niagara while she composes at the keyboard. Laissez le bon temps rouler !


Copyright © 2005-2006 by Danielle L. Parker

Bewildering Stories bibliography

Shorter Prose Fiction novel: Mad World Band
The Curse of the Dog-Faced Mummy (in 2 parts)
Galen the Deathless (in 2 parts)
Rock Bottom and Up
The Thief of Joy and Light, part 1; parts 2, 3, 4, 5
Lucretia’s New Mattress (in 2 parts)
The Homecoming (in 2 parts)
Beautiful Poppies (in 2 parts)
Chapters 1-4
Chapters 5-7
Chapters 8-9
Chapter 10

Book Reviews

To access a book review, open the Archive page, click on the issue number
and scroll to The Reading Room of that issue.

IssueAuthorTitle
173Anne BishopThe Invisible Ring
133Lois McMaster BujoldA Civil Campaign
172Lois McMaster BujoldThe Hallowed Hunt
132Gardner DozoisYear's Best Science Fiction, 2003
164Gardner DozoisYear's Best Science Fiction, 2005
144Loren EstlemanSherlock Holmes vs. Dracula
136William GibsonAll Tomorrow's Parties
139Lauren K. HamiltonCerulean Sins

Matt HughesBlack Brillion
171Martin KayeMasterpieces of Terror and the Supernatural
131Mercedes Lackey & James MalloryThe Outstretched Shadow
145Stephen MarloweThe Lighthouse at the End of the World
175L. E. Modesitt, Jr.Alector's Choice
155L. E. Modesitt, Jr.Legacies
181Paul J. NahinTime Travel
156Terry PratchettGoing Postal
138Robert M. PriceThe Necronomican, Cthulhu Cycle Book 12
165Rudy RuckerFrek and the Elixer
135Charles StrossThe Family Trade
182Charles StrossThe Hidden Family
153Fred SaberhagenRogue Berserker
160Sherri S. TepperThe Fresco
146Herbert ThomasThe Superlative Man
154Lynn TrussEats, Shoots and Leaves
180Harry TurtledoveThe Best Time Travel Stories of the 20th Century
157Tim WaggonerNecropolis
134Gene WolfeThe Wizard Knight
149John C. WrightThe Golden Age
169John C. WrightThe Last Guardian of Everness
148Philip WylieThe Gladiator

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