Rahne Sinclair bibliography

The bibliography of Rahne Sinclair currently includes 35 fiction novels and 2 non-fiction books published as of the date of this writing (June 9, 2440)^{[this is absurd]} by the Scottish-Zetan author and musician Rahne Sinclair (b. August 10, 2390)^{[citation needed]}. All of Sinclair's books have been published by Claremont Press, New Avalon/Hyperion City. She is best known for her science fiction/fantasy fusion series, the Valkyrie Adventures, which she also illustrates.

This bibliography does not include her work for Bacon Comics Group; for a listing of her graphic work for BCG, see Rahne Sinclair comics bibliography.

Published works by year of publication

Valkyrie Adventures novels

• Gunnr Brynjelfr and the Gunmasters of Galmadore (2407)


• Lenneth Winternight in the Lost City of Kolkular (2408)


• Aeryn Stonefist and the Demersal League (2409)


• Alita Ironheart and the Hexagon of Blood (2409)


• Yngvildr Surehammer and the Tomb of Rahad-Tuur (originally published as Yngvildr Surehammer and the Tomb of the Unknown) (2410)


• Gunnr Brynjelfr and the Pacifists of Pelmadore (2410)


• Thorunn Truequarrel in the Canyons of Mars (2411)


• Fridr Blackshadow and the League of Silent Death (2412)


• Corwin Ravenhair and the Engine of Infinity (2412)


• Aeryn Stonefist and the Masters of Ryu Zan Paku (2415)


• The Iseline Trilogy:
  
  • Gunnr Brynjelfr and the Airship Pirates (2416)
  
  
  • Gunnr Brynjelfr and the Cloudships of Casmryl (2416)
  
  
  • Gunnr Brynjelfr and the Thunderships of Helion (2417)


• Vigdis Brightblade and the Pyramids of Pluto (2418)


• Anna Stonebreaker and the Subterranean Immelmann Machine (2419)


• Gudrun Truemace and the Unending Fury (2420)


• Lenneth Winternight and the Warpgates of Chuul (2421)


• Aeryn Stonefist and the Silent Monks of Kelesphoria (2422)


• Gwyneth Longrifle on the Galactic Ley Line (2422)


• Skjoldr Sunracer and the Treaty of Paris (2423)


• Skuld Ravenhair and the Zero Event (2424)


• Svanvhit Icebinder and the Burning Glacier (2425)


• Vigdis Brightblade and the Seven Sisters(2426)


• Aeryn Stonefist at the Earth's Core (2428)


• Anna Stonebreaker and the Trial by Fire (2429)


• Corwin Ravenhair and the Ziggurats of Mars (2431)


• Fridr Blackshadow and the Penumbral Horrors (2433)


• Gudrun Truemace and the Galactic Gazette (2435)


• Gunnr Brynjelfr at Stonehook Asylum (2436)


• Herlod Thunderfall and the Cataract of Doom (2437)


• Gwyneth Longrifle and the Archons of Aar (2440)

The Espionage Trilogy

• Espionage! (2415)


• More Espionage! (2427)


• Espionage III: Intrigue in Lyons (2434)

The Romance Dualogy

• I'll Try Anything Once (2420)


• I'll Try Anything Twice: The Profit-Motivated Sequel (2438)

Works of Non-Fiction

• Canada: Myth or Menace? (2412)


• Derek Bacon vs. the World Crime League (2430)

A special six-volume omnibus edition of the Valkyrie Adventures, containing every book in the series up to and including Fridr Blackshadow and the Penumbral Horrors, was published under the title Rahne Sinclair's Valkyrie Adventures: The 25th Anniversary Collection. This is the only book-bound edition of the Adventures to feature the short story "Young Skuld Wins With Science", which originally appeared as a text B-story in an issue of the Bacon Comics series The All-New Tales of the Lensmen in 2416.

The Espionage Trilogy was also collected as an omnibus edition in 2436, to coincide with the release of Espionage III in paperback and direct-RNA transfer.

Canada: Myth or Menace? holds the interesting^{[original research?]} distinction of having been the last book banned as "seditious propaganda" in the Earth Alliance before the outbreak of the Earth-Zeta War.^[whaaaat?]

Retrieval interrupted: June 17, 2410
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>Retrieval interrupted: June 17, 2410

Somebody's engaged in silly buggers, either with the timeline, or with Galactipedia.

Polychrome

It's about a 50/50 shot either way.

...Heeee. As a longtime Outlaw Star fan, this tickles me to death.

I had two questions, though. One is, where and how did Rahne get the detailed information on the Valkyrie necessary to write all these stories?

And second...well, considering the time-displaced nature of the article, I'm sure there's a good reason indeed there's a Valkyrie I don't recognize. I certainly know who I expect Anne Stonebreaker to be. =) I know better than to ask now how it happens, but will we see the story at some point in the future?

"They say one should not speak unkindly of the dead, so I say, 'nice try'." --Lezard

Anyway, just how many of these books are based on actual events I wonder?

*Edit* Can't spell...

*snrk!*