Elizabeth Hand
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born
March 29, 1957
gender
female
place of birth
San Diego, United States
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genre
Science Fiction & Fantasy, Literature & Fiction
about this author
A New York Times notable and multiple award– winning author, Elizabeth Hand has written seven novels, including the cult classic Waking the Moon, and short-story collections. She is a longtime contributor to numerous publications, including the Washington Post Book World and the Village Voice Literary Supplement. She and her two children divide their time between the coast of Maine and North London.
books by Elizabeth Hand
combine editionsavg rating: 3.79 | 872 ratings | 29 distinct works
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Waking the Moon (Mass Market Paperback) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 3.87 — 151 ratings — published 1996 4 editions |
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Generation Loss: A Novel (Hardcover) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 3.73 — 122 ratings — published 2007 2 editions |
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Mortal Love: A Novel (Paperback) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 3.72 — 86 ratings — published 2005 4 editions |
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Winterlong: A Novel (Paperback) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 4.12 — 69 ratings — published 1988 3 editions |
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Glimmering: A Novel (Mass Market Paperback) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 3.47 — 78 ratings — published 1997 2 editions |
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Saffron and Brimstone: Strange Stories (Paperback) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 4.12 — 58 ratings — published 2006 |
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Last Summer at Mars Hill (Paperback) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 3.88 — 40 ratings — published 1998 |
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Black Light (Mass Market Paperback) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 3.62 — 40 ratings — published 1999 3 editions |
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Æstival Tide (Mass Market Paperback) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 4.11 — 27 ratings — published 1992 2 editions |
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Maze Of Deception (Star Wars: Boba Fett, Book 3) by Elizabeth Hand avg rating 3.59 — 22 ratings — published 2003 |
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quotes by Elizabeth Hand
"It was as though someone had given him a lens that could miraculously illuminate the sea. Within a green world, prismatic things flickered and flew and and spun: rubescent, azure, luminous yellow, the pulsing indigo of a heart's hidden valves. All were so brilliant he could see nothing clearly, yet he sensed -- no, he knew -- that behind the wall was another world: he could hear it, cries like seabirds, a rhythmic roar of waves."
— Elizabeth Hand (Mortal Love: A Novel)
— Elizabeth Hand (Mortal Love: A Novel)
