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	The SF Site Featured Review: Donnerjack
		Lindskold went back to Zelazny's previous novels, studied his style, his sentence structure, his word usage patterns.
		I doubt that anyone was expecting perfection, but I think Lindskold succeeded admirably in what must have been a difficult challenge.
		Jane Lindskold lived with him during the final year of his life.
	www.sfsite.com /09b/don17.htm (583 words)

	Jane Lindskold -- Available Books
		Wild, strange, and unpredictable, he is known as the Changer: the ultimate vagabond who slips in and out of myths and cultures, refusing to be pinned down to any one origin just as he refuses to be locked into any one shape--or name.
		Completed posthumously by his longtime friend and collaborator Jane Lindskold, DONNERJACK is one of two novels Roger Zelazny started before his death.
		Jane Lindskold, his partner and a fantasy author herself, completed it from some manuscript, a few notes, and conversations she'd had with him.
	www.non.com /books/Lindskold_Jane_ca.html (548 words)

	Jane Lindskold - Bookshop
		The following books may be purchased directly from Jane Lindskold, who will gladly autograph them free of charge.
		Most books being sold are first editions, first printing.
		I have slow download and no dedicated phone line, and these block my ability to receive e-mail.
	www.janelindskold.com /bookshop.html (295 words)

	This Just In...News from The Agony Column
		Jane Lindskold is the author of the popular 'Firekeeper' series, an "if I could talk to the animals" fantasy series that I looked at last year.
		Lindskold seems to have discovered a sort of perfect storm of ingredients to make this her most compelling work yet, the kind that could help her break all the way out of the fantasy ghetto and into a fictional mainstream that is ever more welcoming of character-driven, slipstream novels.
		Lindskold is smart enough to know how and when to draw elements of the fantastic into her world of domestic bliss.
	www.trashotron.com /agony/news/2005/05-09-05.htm (2985 words)

	Amazon.com: Wolf Captured (Wolf): Books: Jane Lindskold (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Jane Lindskold's Through Wolf's Eyes; Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart; and The Dragon of Despair told the story of Firekeeper, the young girl raised by sentient, language-using wolves who is then plunged back into human society, where her training as a pack animal stands her in good stead amidst political and dynastic intrigues.
		As a recent fan of Jane Lindskold's tales of the wolf-girl Firekeeper, I was impressed by the engaging manner in which this novel, the fourth in the saga, began.
		In the fourth installment in Jane Lindskold's ongoing Wolf series, the heroine Firekeeper, her sentient wolf companuion Blind Seer, and her friend Derian Carter have all been kidnapped and taken to a nation called Loglimi well south of the locales of their previous adventures.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/076530936X?v=glance (1617 words)

	William Sanders' Review of Donnerjack
		Roger Zelazny, in the final stretches of his life, explicitly designated his friend and lover Jane Lindskold as the person he wanted to complete the book; and he talked with her a great deal about his vision, plot, and character and so on.
		It is indeed a measure of her dedication, and a high tribute to her skill, that most reviewers have taken the packaging at face value—or else have frankly admitted that they couldn't tell which parts of the book were written by whom.
		And at least Jane was kind enough to spare us a couple of Roger's most annoying mannerisms: the use of technical fencing terms, and the tossing-in of words and phrases in French.
	zelazny.corrupt.net /Sanders-Donner.html (1580 words)

	Roger Zelazny and Jane Lindskold, Donnerjack
		Although it's also true that Lindskold dominates much of the second half of the book, and her long and winding style is pretty apparent for any reader to see.
		Though I cannot say for certain that Zelazny told her to do this, she was the executor of his estate, so I can make a reasonably good guess that he trusted her to do what was right.
		Jane Lindskold, his beloved friend and companion of this past year, was with him when he died, along with his son Trent, and several of Roger's friends from the SF community.
	www.greenmanreview.com /book/book_zelazny_lindskold_donnerjack.html (1266 words)

	Lord Demon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		One was Donnerjack, which Lindskold (Brother to Dragons, etc.) completed for 1998 publication.
		Zelazny is best known for characters who, in between waging interdimensional battles and building planets, still have time to be very human.
		Lindskold effectively captures the voices of Zelazny's wise-cracking characters and continues the expert blending of magical and mundane that makes his work so enjoyable.
	www.familyhaven.com /books/lorddemon.html (297 words)

	Crescent Blues Book Views \| Roger Zelazny, Jane Lindskold: Lord Demon
		Zelazny and Jane Lindskold wisely mitigate the demons' mannered, Orientalist way of speaking with the more idiomatic language of the sorcerer's daughter and other American and European characters.
		Lindskold also deserves generous praise for the smoothness of the finished book.
		However, Lindskold preserves the master's flaws as well as his virtues.
	www.crescentblues.com /2_4issue/zalazny.shtml (394 words)

	Jane Lindskold -- All Books
		Unable to speak except in aphorisms, she is befriended by a lively pack of street people and gradually discovers that she possesses the magical gift of being able to communicate with inanimate objects.
		But his ship's computer is an impudent personality named Jester, and she won't let hi alone until he at least talks to the recruiter.
		Long after the Magic had vanished from the world, Hulhc, a lowly farmer, stumbles upon his long-dead father's journal of wizardry and, accompanied by a group of courageous adventurers, embarks on a perilous quest to find the missing enchantment to save his dying wife.
	www.non.com /books/Lindskold_Jane_cc.html (884 words)

	Review of WOLF'S HEAD, WOLF'S HEART by Jane Lindskold
		Author Jane Lindskold (see more BooksForABuck.com reviews of novels by Lindskold) manages a balance between action and the romantic entanglements of her young characters.
		Lindskold does a good job rendering Queen Valora's ambassador, Baron Waln (Walnut) Endbrook sympathetically, despite his amoral character and occasionally evil behavior.
		Lindskold is a talented enough author to know that humanizing the antagonists can help strengthen the novel.
	www.booksforabuck.com /sfpages/wolf_head.html (285 words)

	Jane Lindskold
		These are some of the creative Fantasy worlds of author Jane Lindskold.
		Lindskold’s books are filled with unique characters, interesting plots and vivid settings with a dose of modern issues sprinkled in the mixture.
		Lindskold creates a vivid world for the realistic characters to find their way out of deadly predicaments.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/fantasy_worlds/95121 (523 words)

	Jane Lindskold, Changer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		This urban fantasy by Jane Lindskold is set in modern day New Mexico.
		Known as "athanor," they are governed by the legendary Arthur Pendragon, who is no longer a king, but rather an administrator in the athanor government who keeps harmony among them.
		This is a story you won't be able to put down, and will leaving you wondering if there will be other books in the same series.
	www.rambles.net /lindskold_changer.html (335 words)

	Child of a Rainless Year @ WomenWriters.net (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Jane Lindskold's Child of a Rainless Year, borders on magical realist fantasy, but never quite crosses into the fairy-tale landscape that some writers of the genre reach.
		The story is about middle-aged Mira Fenn (or Mira Bogatyr) and her quest to find out what happened to her enigmatic mother, who disappeared when Mira was a child.
		But for someone who sees the magic potential of normal, everyday life, and looks to explore some of our own originary stories as we age, this is a worthwhile read.
	www.womenwriters.net /summer05/bookreviews/ChildRainlessYear.html (638 words)

	Publisher description for Library of Congress control number 95072002 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Publisher description for Roger Zelazny and Jane Lindskold's chronomaster : a novel / Jane Lindskold.
		To find answers, Korda and his ship?s meddlesome computer, Jester, must embark on a journey that will hurl them headlong into bizarre and dangerous dimensions unlike anything known before.
		Jane Lindskold is the author of Marks of Our Brothers, The Pipes of Orpheus, and Brother of Dragons, Companion to Owls.
	www.loc.gov /catdir/description/random042/95072002.html (165 words)

	Amazon.ca: Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Lindskold uses her knowledge of wolf pack behavior to good advantage, both in the actions of the wolf Blind Seer and in the engaging character of Firekeeper.
		Lindskold's sequel to Through Wolf's Eyes draws its greatest strength from its feral heroine,...
		Lindskold but you are off my authors to go out and by list!
	www.amazon.ca /exec/obidos/ASIN/0812575490 (612 words)

	Jane Lindskold Biography / Biography of Jane Lindskold Author and Artists for Young Adults Biography
		Author Jane Lindskold is known for her literate science fiction and fantasy novels that blend meticulous research, compelling plots, and convincing characterization to create works that live in the imagination long after the final page has been turned.
		To create such works, Lindskold follows her own rules of writing fantastic fiction, as laid out in an article for Writer.
		Each Biography is written by a biographical expert or professional educator and is a complete resource on the individual.
	www.bookrags.com /biography-jane-lindskold-aya (153 words)

	Lord Demon: Roger Zelazny & Jane Lindskold [Review © T. Brown, 1999] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Lord Demon is the second of two novels, unfinished by Zelazny at his death in 1995, to have been completed by Jane Lindskold.
		As with Donnerjack (1997), Lindskold's influence is easily detected: it's unfair to judge Lord Demon as simply another book by Zelazny, or to assume that this is the novel Zelazny would have completed, alone, if he’d lived.
		Maybe it’s an indication that Zelazny himself was moving into a different, more mature phase as a writer: it seems more likely, though, to be Lindskold’s influence, overlaying Zelazny’s plot and characters with themes and motifs of her own.
	www.avnet.co.uk /amaranth/Critic/zelazny1.htm (453 words)

	Jane Lindskold, Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart
		In Through Wolf's Eyes, the first volume of a series by Jane Lindskold, the twin kingdoms of Bright Bay and Hawk Haven were thrown into upheaval, both political and otherwise, by the announcement that King Tedric of Hawk Haven was seeking an heir to his throne.
		Jane Lindskold just keeps getting better with each book.
		She's one of those authors who truly seems to grasp and understand the alien nature of animals, especially coyotes and wolves.
	www.greenmanreview.com /book/book_lindskold_wolfshead.html (1238 words)

	Amazon.com: Through Wolf's Eyes (Wolf): Books: Jane Lindskold (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		From the wilderness to a kingdom bereft of royal heirs the ambitious Earl Kestrel brings Firekeeper, a young woman raised by magically enhanced wolves who promised her mother their care and her eventual reintroduction to human society.
		Brother to Dragons, Companion to Owls by Jane Lindskold
		The weakness of Jane Lindskold's fascinating novel is that this almost six hundred page complex story line compels the reader into one finishing it in one sitting.
	www.amazon.com /exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/0312874278?v=glance (1903 words)

	Jane Lindskold (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Jane Lindskold - Guest of The Dragon Page in Aug 2003
		Jane has a very lenghthy bio on her website.
		We pulled this piece out of her FAQ section to give you a little taste.
	www.dragonpage.com /archives/jane_lindskold.html (288 words)

	Book Review: Changer by Jane Lindskold
		Changer by Jane Lindskold is a novel about the Athanor.
		This is an intriguing Contemporary Fantasy novel full of interesting characters, an entertaining plot and fascinating culture of the Athanor.
		Changer by Jane Lindskold is an entertaining Contemporary Fantasy novel.
	www.suite101.com /article.cfm/fantasy_worlds/81941 (404 words)

	Jane Lindskold, Changer (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Lindskold is a master storyteller, and all of her considerable talent shines through in this epic tale.
		True, keeping track of who's who may be difficult at times, but Lindskold isn't shy about reminding you about who's who, and who -was- who.
		And while the plot meanders at times, it does a fantastic job of tying together the various threads before the end, while still leaving things open for further stories told in the world of the Athanor.
	www.greenmanreview.com /changer.html (941 words)

	The Athanor - Amber DRPG
		copyright © 1998 Jane Lindskold - reference here is for amusement only and is not intended to infringe on author's rights.
		It occurred to me after meeting RZ's good friend and collaborator Jane Lindskold-- that the immortals of the Athanor and of Amber might meet on near equal ground within my Universe-- and both might benefit.**
		I have no permission to use her ideas and no infringment on her copyrighted works is intended.
	home.comcast.net /~arrefmak/athanor.htm (1415 words)

	Lord Demon by Roger Zelazny and Jane Lindskold (olson) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Again we have a posthumous collaboration between Zelazny and Lindskold, and again we have a fun, thoroughly enjoyable book.
		The first-person narrator of Lord Demon is a demon who is one of the greatest of demon warriors, but who has spent most of the last thousand years living in a bottle (much larger on the inside than on the outside) creating fine pottery and eating pizza with his human, Irish drinking buddy.
		Lord Demon follows the broad outline of many Zelazny stories: retired hero is living in zennish tranquility, but is rousted out of it by outside events and then takes the lead to restore a new order to the world.
	www.nesfa.org /reviews/Olson/LordDemon.html (280 words)

	Amazon.co.uk: Donnerjack: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Wordy to the extreme-boring, stupid, stupid humor (if I read "he or she or it CHUCKLED one more time I was gonna scream!) and chocked full of explanations which is one thing Roger once stated in an interview--He hated explanations!!!
		A few pages later it becomes O-B-V-I-O-U-S that Ms Lindskold has taken up the fallen pen to veer off in her own direction.
		I suppose it would be fair to say the Ms Lindskold did a better job than I would have with the difficult task of finishing another man's thought, but that isn't saying much.
	www.amazon.co.uk /exec/obidos/ASIN/0380770229 (1193 words)

	Jane Lindskold -- Out of Print Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Jane Lindskold / Unknown Binding / Published June 1995
		Jane Lindskold / Unknown Binding / Published June 1996
		Realizing they have no other choice, the children venture into the Underworld to rescue the piper's lost love.
	www.non.com /books/Lindskold_Jane_cu.html (353 words)

	Review of Changer by Jane Lindskold
		Review of CHANGER by Jane Lindskold (see her website)
		The threads of trouble are woven together deftly; saving the Accord will stretch Changer, Arthur and the others to the limits of their abilities.
		The idea that ancient gods, legends and myths were all sourced from individual immortals is interesting and author Jane Lindskold (see more BooksForABuck.com reviews of novels by Lindskold) does a good job of tying together similar archetypes from several different cultures.
	www.booksforabuck.com /sfpages/sf_04/changer.html (487 words)

	SFBookcase.com - Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart by Jane Lindskold - Reference of Science Fiction and Fantasy Novels/Authors.
		SFBookcase.com - Wolf's Head, Wolf's Heart by Jane Lindskold - Reference of Science Fiction and Fantasy Novels/Authors.
		And the even-more-devious civil service of neighboring New Kelvin would like to get their hands on that magic as well.
		Jane Lindskold did not let me down like so many authors!
	www.sfbookcase.com /viewbook.asp?bookno=5234 (127 words)

	Wolf Captured by Jane Lindskold
		These three characters fail to move, they stand stagnant in the same mould of the third book I read, remaining under-developed missed opportunities.
		I still find the use of animals in Lindskold's books to be one of her biggest missed plot strengths.
		Rather than taking the idea of animal companions and showing us something we don't already know or can even imagine what we get here is animals with anthropomorphous faces.
	www.computercrowsnest.com /articles/books/2005/nz7970.php (558 words)

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