k j parker

Under My Skin, by K. J. Parker This is a collection of Parker’s (Tom Holt’s) short fiction—which is actually not all that short, since the stories are all of novelette or novella length—with the edition of one shortish novel. Some of the stories have appeared separately elsewhere (but are no...

Devices and Desires K.J. Parker Orbit, Oct 2007, $12.99 ISBN: 9780316003384 Due to its incredible industrial base with advanced technology, the Mezentine Republic is the superpower. Two neighboring people, the Vadani and the Eremians resent their superiority. Whereas the Vandai leadership uses...

Evil For Evil K.J. Parker Orbit, Nov 2007, $12.99 ISBN: 9780316003391 The Mexentine army found the invasion of Eremian easy; they won the war without much resistance. However, the occupation is another matter. Insurgents like that led by Miel Ducas, who prefers resistance liberators, is causing...

The Escapement K.J. Parker Orbit, Dec 2007, $12.99 ISBN: 9780316003407 Former guild military engineer Ziani Vaatzes once cherished his country the superpower Mezentine Republic. However, he understood the flaws in the military-guild-aristocratic complex that ruled the region making the...

The Company K.J. Parker Orbit, Oct 29 2008, $24.99 ISBN: 9780316038539 The war ended seven years ago. Many soldiers left the military to return to civilian life. This includes four friends who never see one another anymore as that reminds them of comrades who died when the Confederation needed...

The Folding Knife K.J. Parker Orbit, Feb 22 2010, $14.99 ISBN: 9780316038447 Bassiamus “Basso: Severus was born to an aristocratic family in the Republic of Vesani. His father was First Citizen, but lost his position in the next election to an offspring of a sausage worker. He decided to buy up...

The Hammer K.J. Parker Orbit, Jan 5 2011, $14.99 ISBN 9780316038560 Gignomai met’Oc and his family reside in exile overlooking a poor colony of silver miner descendants whose ancestors had no silver to mine. The colonists detest their protectors but rely on them for safety from the dangerous...

Simultaneously on pornokitsch and the Coode Street Podcast. The timing is interesting--could it be Hugo related? I have no idea. But one of SF/F's great mysteries is about to be resolved!

The Fencer Trilogy Book 1: Colours in the Steel

Sharps by KJ Parker

The Hammer by K.J. Parker

The Folding Knife by K.J. Parker

Just acquired Colours in the Steel and Belly of the Bow by the above author. A search of the Chrons was inconclusive - anyone out there have any opinions?

Who has read one or all of K.J. Parker's series? And if yes, what do you think about his/her books? I'm on the last 50 pages of the Scavenger trilogy. Well these books a certainly a new expierence from what I'm used in fantasy literature. It is more on the dark side, and it is a bit demanding...

I can't seem to find any references to KJ Parker, am I really her only fan?