R. Garcia y. Robertson, Author . Tor $24.95 (320p) ISBN 978-0-7653-1356-0
Garcia y Robertson (White Rose
) opens his dazzling stand-alone with the words "Once upon a time" and spends the rest of the book crafting a true fairy tale. In the cursed land of Markovy (which resembles medieval Russia), Aria, a "witch-
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R. Garcia y. Robertson, Author, R. Garcia Y. Robertson, Author Golden Gryphon Press $22.95 (288p) ISBN 978-0-9655901-8-1
Few writers can match Robertson's skill at innovative historical fantasy. The eight stories collected here (previously published in F&SF and Asimov's) neatly demonstrate his tremendous range and creativity, taking readers from ancient Greece to...
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R. Garcia Y. Robertson, Author, Rodrigo Garcia y. Robertson, Author, R. Garcia y. Robertson, Author . Forge $26.95 (400p) ISBN 978-0-312-86995-3
Hollywood executive Robyn Stafford is back to her old time-traveling tricks in this rollicking sequel to Knight Errant. In the earlier volume, Montana-born Robyn slipped back through the centuries while traveling the English countryside and found...
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R. Garcia Y. Robertson, Author, R. Garcia Y. Robertson, Author William Morrow & Company $20 (227p) ISBN 978-0-688-10902-8
Set in 16th-century England and Scotland during the last great rebellion against Tudor absolutism, this vivid and entrancing first novel is a fantasy deeply rooted in historic fact. Anne Percy, countess of Northumberland, and her husband, Tom, along
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R. Garcia Y. Robertson, Author, R. Garcia Y. Robertson, Author, Rodrigo Garcia y. Robertson, Author Forge $24.95 (352p) ISBN 978-0-312-86146-9
Told through the voice of Sarah Kilroy, a Philadelphia Quaker who witnesses the Battle of Little Big Horn from the Indians' side, this gutsy western adventure cocks a cold eye on the mythology glorifying Custer's last stand. No captured maiden,...
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R. Garcia Y. Robertson, Author, R. Garcia y. Robertson, Author . Forge $27.95 (480p) ISBN 978-0-312-86996-0
Without swooning over an ancient portrait or using any of the devices associated with time-travel romances, heroine Robyn Stafford goes back (and forth and back again) six centuries to medieval England to find and keep her man. Hers is, for the most
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