Measureless to Man

Judith Tarr

Blame this on Harry Turtledove. Write an alternate-history story, he said. He tossed off a topic: "Genghis Khan the Jewish Mongol." Done!

Queen of Asia

Judith Tarr

To protect her country, a queen will do whatever she must.

Death and the Lady

Judith Tarr

A story of love and loss and the price of immortality, written in honor of J.R.R. Tolkien’s 100^th birthday. This is a sequel to The Hound and the Falcon.

The God of Chariots

Judith Tarr

In the world of the Epona Sequence (Lady of Horses, White Mare's Daughter, Daughter of Lir), a goddess meets a god, and a legend begins.

O, Pioneer

Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff

Dissatisfied with the way that whole "Columbus-discovers-America" thing turned out, I decided to rewrite history a bit, using much fact (Columbus' logs and accounts of the fall of Hang Zhou), a touch of artistic license and a lot of good old-fashioned "what-if-ing".  The story was published in Paradox magazine and was a finalist for the Sidewise Award for Alternate History. 

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Penthesilea

Judith Tarr

The Queen of the Amazons, it is said, came once to the great Alexander...

Roncesvalles

Judith Tarr

In a past that might have been, a great king faces a choice that will change the world.

Al-Ghazalah

Judith Tarr

There are many different kinds of love in this world--and not all are what we might expect.

A sequel to "Kehailan"

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