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Yes, that's right, SF fans—I have co-authored a Star Wars novel with the inestimable Michael Reaves. PATTERNS OF FORCE is the third book in the CORUSCANT NIGHTS TRILOGY, which features fugitive Jedi, Jax Pavan, and his droid partner, I-5YQ (I-Five for short). You can not only own this New York Times bestseller, you can also own an I-Five doll, courtesy of Hasbro.
Here's a reader review from Amazon: "I'm going to start reading everything Michael Reaves has written! The Coruscant Nights series is thoughtful with characters that go far beyond the typical 2-D heroes (and villans) we often see in Star Wars novels. Characters have conflicting motives and loyalties, are at times uncertain, and are not infallible. ... refreshing..." |
Paperback release from DEL REY ... with Michael Reaves!
Mr. Twilight solves only the deepest of mysteries. Follow him as he teams with an angel, a demon, a Navajo shaman, and a jaded NYPD detective to seal a rip in reality... "MR. TWILIGHT more than satisfies. Besides having a tantalizing opening and a remarkably well sustained middle, it has a knock out ending that makes the reader say wow!" -- Thabo Nkomo, a happy reader |
February 2007 from Del Rey and DC Comics!
My name isn't on this Batman novel, but I wrote it in collaboration with Michael Reaves, whose name is on the cover. Keep this series going! BUY, READ, RECOMMEND! |
A trade paperback reprint of my first novel: THE MERI from Sense of Wonder Press.
This book was a LOCUS recommended read, and best first novel nominee. |
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New from Juxta Media. This collection of short fiction is woven together by the theme that creation is driven by a pre-existing love of the creature and of the very act of creation itself. The stories in this volume were originally published in the United States and in the United Kingdom in such magazines ans Analog Science Fiction, Amazing Stories, Century and Interzone. All the stories are speculative in nature, and range from science fiction to fantasy to magic realism. They are bound tegether by the fact that they contain references to the Faith of Bahá'u'lláh in the form of inspiration, characters, and themes. |
A HarperCollins Eos orginal.
ANGELFIRE is the second book in Marc Scott Zicree's MAGIC TIME series. |
A TokyoPop / Harper-Collins anime novel. KINO NO TABI is Maya's adaptation of the first book in Keiichi Sigsawa's Kino series -- which is the basis for the popular anime series about a girl and her motorcycle. Follow the adventures of Kino and Hermes... |
THE SPIRIT GATE -- Kassia Telek is a widow with a young son. She's also a witch. Desperate to be of service to king and country, Kassia uncovers clues to an age-old mystery and unearths an arcane source of great power ... and danger. The Critics said: "Political fantasy-what a concept! This is a real page-turner... Fun to read, and not just for fans of the genre." KLIATT, May 1996 "Storytelling at its best!" - SPEAKING TREE ONLINE REVIEWS Readers said: "...After reading this book, you too will beg Maya ... to write more!" -- Robbi |
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When one sees eternity in things that pass away and infinity in finite things, then one has pure knowledge. But if one ... selfishly sees a thing as if it were everything, independent of the ONE and the many, then one is in the darkness of ignorance. — Krishna, Bhagavad Gita 18:20-22 |
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TACO DEL & THE FABLED TREE OF DESTINY The Kingdom of Embarcadero is under siege. King Elvis wants to steal its secrets, mysterious outsiders want to expel its citizens, an ancient and sinister Force threatens to devour their souls. Salvation rests on the slender shoulders of a young wizard named Taco Del and his unlikely allies—a red-haired Chinese girl, a ghosty tribe of Mission Indians and a small fir tree named Doug. |
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Book Two in the trilogy |
TAMINY -- One hundred years after she was called to the sea to become one with her god, Taminy is called to assume her next task -- to become the very voice of her god on Earth. The Critics said: "Bohnhoff ... leisurely weaves the characters' desires, action and doubts into a tapestry that examines prejudices against women ... and creates an entertaining story." - Starlog "Strong feminist and education messages transcend the genre." - KLIATT "I recommend this one to readers who enjoy Marion Zimmer Bradley's Darkover or David Edding's Elenium series." -- M.R. Hildebrand, ConNotations Vol. 3, # 3 "If The Meri is about the liberating and empowering aspects of Divine love, Taminy is about its sometimes fearsome human consequences. They make a good pair, richer together than either would be alone. ...I will be keeping an eye out for the third." - Science Fiction Review Searchable Database |
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Book Three in the trilogy |
THE CRYSTAL ROSE --The Meri, one of the two primary ruling forces in Caraid-land, changes the destiny of her people forever when she chooses to release Taminy, a former vessel of the Meri who was prosecuted as a witch. The Critics said: "An author whose imaginative insights shine with a special beauty, Ms. Bohnhoff is becoming one of the great names in fantasy." - Rave Reviews (Romantic Times) |
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ANTHOLOGIES |
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BEST OF JIM BAEN'S UNIVERSE 2006, from Baen, edited by Eric Flint,
Includes one of my favorite fantasy stories: The Nature of Things, a little tale about what happens to those sox you can never seem to find the mate too and why you can never seem to find your car keys when you know just where you put them and why you occasionally find your wallet in the fre The anthology was released in the summer of 2007. |
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INFINITE SPACE, INFINITE GOD, Twilight Times Books, edited by Karina Fabian. My novelette A Cruel and Unusual Punishment is included in this EPPIE AWARD winning anthology from Twilight Times Books. This story was originally published in the British SF magazine Interzone. |
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SEX CRIME, Circlet Press, edited by Cecilia Tan I have no idea how it happened, but Cecilia chose As the Angels in Heaven, a novelette originally published in ANALOG. The story drew one amusing comment from an Analog reader: "I'm not sure I liked it," he said, "but I was still thinking about it two weeks later. It's erotic in a wholesome sort of way." |
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HOBBITS, HALFLINGS, WARROWS, AND WEEFOLK, Warner-Questar, edited by Byron Priess. This anthology published my short story Hobbits, which originally appeared in ANALOG. |
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SHORT FICTION |
Keep an eye out for my short fiction. In addition to the collection of my previously published stories from Juxta Media, I have a new story -- "Junkie" -- coming out in a future edition of Analog.
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"Seraphim" was in the Winter 2008 issue of HELIX, a terrific new eZine edited by William Sanders. The story is an alternate history look at some of the earliest UFO sightings in the US. You can still read "Seraphim" -- just go to the HelixSF site and check out the Archives link. I should note that my Paradox story, "O, Pioneer", was nominated for the Sidewise award for alternate history. I lost to Gardner Dozois, for Pete's sake -- no shame in that. |
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This is the artwork from "The Nature of Things", one of my most favorite stories. "Nature" was published in the December 2006 online issue of Jim Baen's Universe and is still available from the site: www.baens-universe.com. It's also in the Baen anthology: Best of Jim Baen's Universe 2006.
Readers said: Just finished it. Gorgeous build-up to one of the most massively funny and appropriate puns that ever graced the end of a story. Thanks! -- Geoffrey Kidd |
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One of my favorite inventions was the character Rhys Llewllyn, who appeared in a series of stories in ANALOG science fiction magazine over a period of several years. Rhys stories included:
I would love to do a collection of Rhys stories... MOST RECENTLY APPEARING IN ANALOG: "Willies" - July/August 2006 |
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INTERZONE |
It is supposedly more than passing strange that I have been published in both ANALOG and INTERZONE, the eclectic British speculative fiction magazine. Still, it's Interzone that's published most of the fiction that is closest to my heart. These stories -- most of which defy categorization -- include:
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One of my favorite -- and slightly autobiographical -- is A Hole in Her Head, a tale about a migraine sufferer whose benign brain tumor takes her on a journey into the Twilight Zone. The story was published in REALMS OF FANTASY, with the wonderful interior art at left. You can download "pretty" copies of a number of my short stories from Authorsden. |