Author
Lynn Abbey
Lynn Abbey is the American fantasy writer who co-edited the Thieves' World shared-world anthology series with Robert Asprin from 1979 onward and wrote more than twenty fantasy novels on her own. The Daughter of the Bright Moon and the Jerlayne books are her solo highlights.
Reviews
8
Books on file
8
Avg rating
Years active
1982-2000
Reviewed
Our reviews of Lynn Abbey's work
Catwoman : Tiger Hunt
by Lynn Abbey
Lynn Abbey writing a 90s Catwoman tie-in novel. Better than tie-ins have any right to be and exactly as fun as you would hope.
Cinnabar Shadows
by Lynn Abbey
The second Dark Sun: Chronicles of Athas novel. Lynn Abbey deepening the world and earning a real second act.
Jerlayne
by Lynn Abbey
Lynn Abbey writing solo fantasy about an elf-woman caught between cultures. Quieter than her better-known shared-world stuff.
The Brazen Gambit
by Lynn Abbey
The first Dark Sun: Chronicles of Athas book. Sword-and-sorcery with extreme heat. A Lynn Abbey shared-world entry.
The Guardians
by Lynn Abbey
A Forgotten Realms novel by Lynn Abbey. Bloodstone Lands, ranger protagonist, and the kind of competent shared-world fantasy the era produced in volume.
The Nether Scroll
by Lynn Abbey
A late Lynn Abbey Forgotten Realms novel, working with a particularly chewy chunk of FR cosmology. For Realms completists.
The Rise and Fall of a Dragonking
by Lynn Abbey
Lynn Abbey wrapping up the Dark Sun: Chronicles of Athas. The series ending the setting deserved.
The Serpent and The Grail
by Lynn Abbey
Lynn Abbey doing Camelot-adjacent Arthurian fantasy. Her Pagan English roots get a serious airing.
The takes
What we have said about Lynn Abbey
The second Dark Sun: Chronicles of Athas novel. Lynn Abbey deepening the world and earning a real second act.
Lynn Abbey wrapping up the Dark Sun: Chronicles of Athas. The series ending the setting deserved.
Lynn Abbey writing a 90s Catwoman tie-in novel. Better than tie-ins have any right to be and exactly as fun as you would hope.
Lynn Abbey writing solo fantasy about an elf-woman caught between cultures. Quieter than her better-known shared-world stuff.
The first Dark Sun: Chronicles of Athas book. Sword-and-sorcery with extreme heat. A Lynn Abbey shared-world entry.
A Forgotten Realms novel by Lynn Abbey. Bloodstone Lands, ranger protagonist, and the kind of competent shared-world fantasy the era produced in volume.
A late Lynn Abbey Forgotten Realms novel, working with a particularly chewy chunk of FR cosmology. For Realms completists.
Lynn Abbey doing Camelot-adjacent Arthurian fantasy. Her Pagan English roots get a serious airing.