The Chronicles of Morgaine

The Chronicles of Morgaine is a 1985 omnibus of the first three science fantasy novels from The Morgaine Stories by C. J. Cherryh. The three novels included are Gate of Ivrel, Well of Shiuan and Fires of Azeroth.

The Chronicles of Morgaine is a story in which Morgaine must deal with the alien transdimensional Gates that pose a danger to all the worlds .^[1]

Colin Greenland reviewed The Chronicles of Morgaine for Imagine magazine, and stated that "Cherryh's sword and sorcery is sombre and strong. She enters the minds and hearts of her characters as they struggle, with the odds and with each other."^[1]

• Review by Helen McNabb (1985) in Paperback Inferno, #56

• The Chronicles of Morgaine publication contents at the Internet Speculative Fiction Database

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C. J. Cherryh

Bibliography

Science fiction series

• Alliance–Union universe
• The Faded Sun Trilogy
• Alternate Realities
• The Chanur novels
• The Merchanter novels
• Devil to the Belt
• Foreigner series
• Finisterre universe

Fantasy series

• The Morgaine Stories
• Ealdwood Stories
• The Russian Stories
• The Fortress Series

Science fiction novels

• Brothers of Earth
• Hunter of Worlds
• Hestia
• Serpent's Reach
• Downbelow Station
• Merchanter's Luck
• Forty Thousand in Gehenna
• Angel with the Sword
• Cuckoo's Egg
• Cyteen
• Rimrunners
• Tripoint
• Rider at the Gate
• Cloud's Rider
• Finity's End
• Hammerfall
• Forge of Heaven
• Regenesis
• Alliance Rising (with Jane S. Fancher)

Fantasy novels

• Gate of Ivrel
• Well of Shiuan
• Fires of Azeroth
• Exile's Gate
• Ealdwood
• The Dreamstone
• The Tree of Swords and Jewels
• The Paladin
• Rusalka
• Chernevog
• Yvgenie
• The Goblin Mirror
• Faery in Shadow
• Lois & Clark: A Superman Novel

Short fiction collections

• Glass and Amber
• The Collected Short Fiction of C. J. Cherryh

Short fiction

• "Cassandra"
• "The Scapegoat"
• "The Brothers"

Related

• Jane Fancher (spouse)
• David A. Cherry (brother)
• Heroes in Hell
• Merovingen Nights
• Azi
• Mri
• Themes of C. J. Cherryh's works
• The Cherryh Odyssey
• The Company War
• 77185 Cherryh

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