Author
Orson Scott Card
Orson Scott Card is the American author of Ender's Game (1985), Speaker for the Dead (1986), and the long-running Ender, Shadow, and Alvin Maker series. He also edits anthologies (Wizards Inc., Maps in a Mirror), teaches writing workshops, and writes opinionated cultural criticism.
Reviews
5
Books on file
6
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Years active
1999-2007
Reviewed
Our reviews of Orson Scott Card's work
Enchantment
by Orson Scott Card
Orson Scott Card's Russian fairy tale novel. A graduate student in Kiev finds an enchanted princess in a glade. Card outside Ender, and at his most enjoyable.
Magic Mirror
by Orson Scott Card
Magic Mirror by Orson Scott Card 1999 review. An illustrated fairy-tale meditation about Hattie, a child who looks into a magic mirror and is asked who she wants to be.
Magic Street
by Orson Scott Card
Orson Scott Card writing Black urban fantasy in suburban LA. Risky for him, mostly successful, genuinely strange in the best way.
Masterpieces: The Best Science Fiction of the Century
by Orson Scott Card
Orson Scott Card editing an SF retrospective anthology. His introductions are worth the book on their own.
Wizards, Inc.
by Orson Scott Card
Wizards, Inc. edited by Orson Scott Card 2007 review. A 13-story anthology of urban-fantasy and corporate-wizardry stories featuring Esther Friesner, Karen Joy Fowler, Lawrence Watt-Evans, and Mark Wandrey.
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Orson Scott Card editing an SF retrospective anthology. His introductions are worth the book on their own.
Orson Scott Card writing Black urban fantasy in suburban LA. Risky for him, mostly successful, genuinely strange in the best way.
Orson Scott Card's Russian fairy tale novel. A graduate student in Kiev finds an enchanted princess in a glade. Card outside Ender, and at his most enjoyable.
Magic Mirror by Orson Scott Card 1999 review. An illustrated fairy-tale meditation about Hattie, a child who looks into a magic mirror and is asked who she wants to be.
Wizards, Inc. edited by Orson Scott Card 2007 review. A 13-story anthology of urban-fantasy and corporate-wizardry stories featuring Esther Friesner, Karen Joy Fowler, Lawrence Watt-Evans, and Mark Wandrey.
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